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Okay.

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This next question on voice change appeared last week on one of my students exams.

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And so I want to give you some great answers that you can give to these questions on voice change.

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Let's talk about voice change.

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Did your voice change since childhood by the words since childhood?

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I'm going to assume that we're talking about from ages 1 to 13.

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With that in mind, my voice became almost unrecognizable deeper at the age of 14 and then dropped a

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few octaves more after I turned 18.

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Again, you don't have to say yet.

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Speak for one minute, speak for give two great sentences, three maximum and then stop.

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Look at the greater smile.

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Show your confidence.

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Be ready for the next question.

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Next question in this question, I point out to you the fluency language with that in mind.

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Right.

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That means I'm really and also that's a great coherence language to my voice, unrecognizable, deeper

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voice change, dropped a few octaves.

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That's voice change here.

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Sometimes when the question has a vague words like since childhood, I might go ahead and just define

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it.

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I'll go ahead.

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I'll go ahead and define it.

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This way, and that's perfectly fine.

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You know, if if if the examiner was meaning something different, they can tell me something different.

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But I'm telling them this is how I'm defining it.

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Okay.

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Next question.

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Does your voice resemble anyone in your family?

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At this time?

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No, not really, because most of my male family members have higher pitched voices.

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I've heard that my great grandfather spoke in powerfully deep tones that could shake a house.

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So maybe I derive my timber and sound quality from him.

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The word because is great fluency language, because it extends an answer, higher pitched voices.

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That means voices that are more high.

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The voices that are higher on the scale not not very deep.

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But that's great subject, specific vocabulary.

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I've heard great verb tense there.

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Powerfully deep tones.

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Great phrase.

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Great.

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Great collocation of language there.

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Timber, sound quality.

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Great vocabulary.

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Lastly, why do voices change?

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From what I've read, the most common reason for a difference in voice range is due to the maturity

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of the human voice box.

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In addition to the voice box development, our voice alters due to smoking, lung capacity or larynx

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damage.

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I've read.

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Verb tense, high score mark.

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Difference synonym for change.

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Human voice box vary subject, specific rate fluency and coherence language in addition to voice box

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development means we're adding details.

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And then we have good parallelism there.

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All right.

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So thank you a lot.

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I hope you kind of learned a little bit from this video here.

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Have a great day.

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Thanks a lot.

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