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    Mouth Expressions

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    This document illustrates the main mouth positions used in dialogue and provides tips for animating speech. Key mouth positions for vowels and consonants are shown. It recommends studying words by pronouncing them distinctly and matching the mouth positions. When animating quickly spoken words, it is best to follow an overall mouth pattern rather than modifying each syllable.

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    Mouth Expressions

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    This document illustrates the main mouth positions used in dialogue and provides tips for animating speech. Key mouth positions for vowels and consonants are shown. It recommends studying words by pronouncing them distinctly and matching the mouth positions. When animating quickly spoken words, it is best to follow an overall mouth pattern rather than modifying each syllable.

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    Pronounce your words with care

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    This document illustrates the main mouth positions used in dialogue and provides tips for animating speech. Key mouth positions for vowels and consonants are shown. It recommends studying words by pronouncing them distinctly and matching the mouth positions. When animating quickly spoken words, it is best to follow an overall mouth pattern rather than modifying each syllable.

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    Mouth Expressions

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    This document illustrates the main mouth positions used in dialogue and provides tips for animating speech. Key mouth positions for vowels and consonants are shown. It recommends studying words by pronouncing them distinctly and matching the mouth positions. When animating quickly spoken words, it is best to follow an overall mouth pattern rather than modifying each syllable.

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