Opening in your face used for eating, speaking, and breathing.
The mouth is the opening on the face of humans and many animals that is used for eating, speaking, and breathing. It contains the teeth, tongue, and salivary glands, which aid in these functions.
Take a deep breath in through the nose and exhale out through the mouth.
鼻から深呼吸をして、口から吐き出します。
Exhale out through the mouth with sound.
When I get up in the morning, first thing, mouth is gross.
朝起きると、まず口がキモい。
Oh it's got a happy and a sad mouth now.
ああ、今は幸せな口と悲しい口がある。
She closes her eyes and opens her mouth and he feels himself doing the same.
彼女は目を閉じて口を開けると、彼自身も同じことをしているように感じます。
She scoops two fingers through the goop and sticks it in her mouth.
彼女はグープを2本の指ですくって口に突き刺します。
LIAM: So you couldn't see through the mouth, it was just a dark maw.
Out through the mouth. Shake the head a little.
And exhale out through the mouth.
♪ ♪ - Have you ever tried to completely stuff your mouth with food?
♪ ♪-口いっぱいに食べ物を詰め込もうとしたことはありますか？
And exhale, drop it out, breathe out through your mouth.
Put it in your mouth and get off my stage.
それを口に入れて、私のステージから降りてください。
And empty it out through the mouth, exhale.
The final reason to slow down is to allow more time for your mouth to keep up.
速度を落とす最後の理由は、口が追いつく時間を増やすことです。
They want that thin, thin slice that just melts in your mouth.
And then exhale out through the mouth.
Inhale in here, and exhale out through the mouth.
I don't have one yet. Let's do it. -I have a mouth though.
まだ持っていません。やってみよう。-口はあるけど
Take a deep breath in through the nostrils and exhale out through the mouth .
There's a ribbon in my mouth for your, you know what I'm saying?
私の口にはあなたのためのリボンがあるわ言ってる意味分かるかい？
But of course, there are instances in which you want to engage mouth breathing.
My mouth eventually betrays what I'm really like inside.
私の口の中は結局私の本当の姿を裏切ってしまう。
Inhaling in, and exhaling maybe out through the mouth.
To form words with your mouth without speaking aloud.
Mouthing is the act of forming words with your lips and tongue as if you are speaking, but without making any sound. It is often used to communicate silently or to practice speaking without being heard.
So words come out of our mouth, but we don't think the words in our head first.