They open their mouths, and use their vocal chords to say "Thank You". :)
Oh, I imagine this one is hard for people who are learning English. When we talk, we use our vocal chords. "Of course" you say. "What's new?" What's new is that when we talk, sometimes we DON'T use our vocal chords. This is true for any language I've ever heard of. Say the letters b, d, k, and p. When you say b and d, you must use your vocal chords in order to do it. When you say k and p, don't say the whole letter name 'kay' and 'pee'. Stop after the k and after the p. Think of the k sound at the end of the word cake. You don't use your vocal chords. Something fun happens when you try to say letters like k p and t with and without your vocal chords. Try it and you will see. With the word sixth, you are called upon to pronounce 3 consonant sounds in a row with no vocal chords. This would be very strange to people who speak languages where this rarely or never happens. This would be a rare or non-existent thing in Spanish. In Germanic languages, it's practically constant. So you say the "si" like the beginning of the word SImple. Then, with no vocal chords, K-S-TH. That's it.
only once to check put two fingers up to your vocal chords and then say the word soar and every time you feel your vocal chords moving that is how many syllables there are
Well he smokes all the time so I'd say he likes KILLING HIS PRECIOUS VOCAL CHORDS
You open your mouth, then use your diaphragm to push air through your vocal chords, then shape your mouth such that it produces those sounds.
It means very pretty. Note: Compliments (as with insults) should only mean something to you if you respect the person. Any dirty, ignorant thug with vocal chords can say either thing. Don't take the words to heart unless that person has your respect.
コード付 - kōdo tsuki = with chords
Toads make noises in the same way that any other animals do; they will pass air through their neck which will stimulate vocal chords, these vibrate and noise is produced.
I have been listening to the song and based on the chords, I would say D-Flat Major.
Giraffes actually Do NOT have vocal cords, but as for the rest, I can't say for sure.
They're congruent :)
you can try going to 911tabs.com wich is where i go to find chords for acoustic. on the etop there is a little blank just type in either the name of the song or the artist and its guna give you a list look all the way to the right of that list and the first one that says chords is usually the best one. but only click the ones tat say chords n the right the other ones r something els.