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- Articulations of Tamil-phonemes are discussed here based on Tolkappiyam. Propelling air in mouth makes sound if articulated. The least part of human language is phoneme. It varies in languages. Generally some points in the mouth and nose help to propel phoneme. Tamil phonemes are thirty. They are 12 vowels and 18 consonants. Tolkappiyam, the earliest Tamil classical work defines scientifically the positions and functions of the speech organs, which produce phonemes. (en)
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- Articulations of Tamil-phonemes are discussed here based on Tolkappiyam. Propelling air in mouth makes sound if articulated. The least part of human language is phoneme. It varies in languages. Generally some points in the mouth and nose help to propel phoneme. Tamil phonemes are thirty. They are 12 vowels and 18 consonants. Tolkappiyam, the earliest Tamil classical work defines scientifically the positions and functions of the speech organs, which produce phonemes. (en)
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- Tolkappiyam chapter 1–3 (en)
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