Can a mute regains his voice?
917985
The best way to take care of your voice is to keep your mouth shut and avoid singing,shouting and anything that might strain your vocal chords until the changes settle down.Breaking voices attract their share of jokes and comments and that is life,but it does not really take very long.Just hold your silence and be patient,then you will soon be able to talk like a man,instead of croaking and squawking.
1136134
Does he have a hearing loss ? I have been cussed out for talking loud by co-workers. And when they asked if I was deaf, I'd tell them no, but I do have a hearing problem.\n It is possible, myself, I have to be near people to hear(understand) them. And I used to lock eyes with people, this would help me to focus on them so I could listen better, but most people do not like that.\n If he does have a hearing problem, l am sure he would like to know when he is talking loud. PArt of the talking loud part would be to hear yourself talking so you can speak clearly. Otherwise you mumble and then ...............\n Wouldn't hurt to ask him. If he does, ask if he'd mind if you tell him when he starts talking loud.
60188
Go to 'control panel'. \nclick 'speech'\nselect a voice. \ntype in the box below it whatever you want to say.\nClick 'preview voice'.\nYou can speed up or slow down the speech, and stop it.
66577
well, with all the technologie they hev know, i could say yes-but expensive.\nor u could do it the free way an become Christian an live all for God an ask Him to restore your hearing.\ncuz He can an He will if u juz ask Him.\n\nanywho, i do pray that u get ur hearing back cuz that , to me , is ur most important sence.
1153992
You would need some kind of microphone to start with; don't need a very good one. You need an operational amplifier; the signal from the mic is input to the op-amp, whose output is fed to a transistor or mosfet switch. Using a properly-valued potentiometer (variable resistor) in a voltage divider configuration, you can tune it since the volume level required to activate the switch is variable. I'm not sure if you meant something more along the lines of voice-recognition or if it is just sound-activated switches in which you are interested. Either way, hope this helps.
987463
speak into the microphone
612956
I can't coz i'm deaf.
787913
It definitely will change. See this site for the tale of a boy who was overjoyed that his voice had not changed and he could, therefore, do the part of Harry Potter:\n\nHarry Potter and the Broken Voice:\nhttp://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2001380286,00.html
25374
It depends on how you're screaming.  To not lose your voice, you have to scream/project more from your chest.  However, breathing too much air past vocal chords can wear out/damage them as well.  It's a delicate balance, see below for more information.
472793
Hi\n\nThe first thing I would recommend is you make an appointment with a qualified Speech Pathologist.   This is a person who specialises in how we make words, the specific muscles used as well as linquistic differences.\n\nThey will be able to assess your speech to determine if it is wholly connected with your movement to a new country or a loss of speaking ability.     \n\nIf it is connected to you hearing different accents causing muscle confusion then they will be able to provide techniques and advice on how to rectify and improve your speech.\n\nIf, on the other hand your ability to speak has decreased, then they possibly will be able to identify what, where, how much and possibly why.   They would then be able to advise you what you can do i.e. who else to see.\n\nPersonally, from what you have said, it sounds most likely you are suffering from confused accents syndrome.  I know when I travel I usually end up sounding more like a local and loose much of my 'own' accent.    Oh and I cannot emphasise a strong "r" in a word and pronounce some words in my own unique way and my main language is English.\n\nSo, see that speech pathologist and put your mind at rest.
570146
i agree. take a decongestant...the inflammation may be caused by post-nasal drip. your best bet when this happens is to drink warm liquids, tea with lemon is great, but anything warm will work. the other thing is to not speak excessively...keep quiet...that will help perserve the voice you have. finally...DO NOT WHISPER!! whispering actually causes more damage to your vocal cords b/c it makes the work harder than they have to. if you have to speak try to do so like you would normally do.
864708
Perhaps there's something new out there about which I don't know yet.\nBut there has been for some time, voice-recognition software that performs in this manner.  You can create documents (letters, notes, etc.) speaking into an input microphone.\nI have one called Dragon-Speak - you have to "train" it to recognize YOUR unique voice by doing some reading into it and it "learns" your particular voice.  That was a few years ago.\nI'm SURE there are some awesome programs out there today for this purpose.
253007
Maybe you have laryngitis. If you have laryngitis, your voice will not work.  Give it a few days and it should get better.
1043722
Well yeah, id think so. Since they really arent talking with their mouths, but their hands. Thatll definitely be a question I have ask to my deaf friends. Thanks
613550
I had stuttering and was 99 percent cured in 5 minutes when I was 20. \nI was put on a machine like a walkman that had earphones and (this is the magic bit) played static / white noise in my ears whenever I spoke. \nThis was a revelation for me. \nIt seems that stuttering is normally the fear of the sound of your own voice and, when you can not hear your own voice in a conversation, the brain reverts to so called normal operating parameters. \nTry to get one of these items. The one I tried had Russian writing on it. This was 20 years ago. \nA half decent electrican would be able to make one out of an unwanted Ipod or old walkie-talkie. Please tell me in the fullness of time if this approch to the problem works for your friend. Thanks.
291889
The correct term is Deaf Mute.
870075
try this:\n\n1. go to CONTROL PANAL\n2. make sure you have CATEGORY VIEW on\n3.  click on SOUNDS,SPEECH AND AUDIO DEVICES\n4. on the left you should see a tab that says SEE ALSO\n5. click on ADVANCED VOLUME CONTROLS \nand see if you have anything on mute. unclick it and see if that works. \n:-)