Combining tongue positions, “eh” voice types and jaw movement
Add jaw movements while curling or gently holding your tongue between your teeth and switching voice types on “eh”.
▶ First, watch the movement in the video
Check the technique, then move on to the explanation and audio examples.
Why practice this?
In Beginner 09, you made a nasal “mmm” hum. This time, practice saying “eh” through the mouth.
Exercises and key points
How to combine tongue positions, “eh” voice types and jaw movement
Keep the tip of your tongue covering your upper front teeth and say a sustained “eh” through your mouth. In this position, practice switching between the Goo, Choki and Paa voice types you learned earlier.
Pay attention to these three points. • Keep the tip of your tongue against your teeth while vocalizing. • Keep your voice continuous. • Keep your jaw moving without stopping.
Listen to the examples and try
Keep the volume low and play the examples one at a time to hear the differences between the voices.