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Question Description - Submit a document describing the consonants in your name. For each consonant segment in your name, give a description of the articulatory gestures that are involved in making that sound; i.e. describe what is happening with the vocal folds, the velum, the tongue, the lips, etc. Give as much detail as possible using appropriate terms for the vocal tract anatomy.

You should do this for at least three unique consonants; that means if you have multiple [k]s in your name, describing [k] twice doesn't count. If you don't have three unique consonants in your first and last name, you can make up the rest of this with a description of some of the vowels. If you have more than three unique consonants in your name, you can stop after three.

If your name includes non-English consonants, you should make a note of this. This is your opportunity to describe how this consonant is different from the English consonant IPA symbol you used to transcribe it.