Ewo nínú àwọn wọnyi ni èèmí tí a fi ń gbé ìró ìfò jáde ti ń wá?

Air for speech comes from your lungs (edoforo). When you breathe out, air moves up through your throat and mouth. This airflow creates all speech sounds.

The lungs are like a pump for speech. They push air out steadily so you can make words. Without this air from the lungs, you cannot speak.

Understanding where air comes from helps you speak properly. Good breath control improves your voice and pronunciation.