No, it ends before the end of the mouth.
The esophagus is a tube that runs between the throat and stomach. It is designed to help stomach acid stay in the stomach and to get food and drink to the stomach.
All the way to the end
In the English language, and most other languages, the tongue is used to form the sounds of certain letters or words. Without one, you probably couldn't speak most languages in a decipherable way, but you could make sounds that could theoretically be made into a language for the tongueless.yes in a way
Your mouth for the most part. If you lift you tongue so it touches the roof of your mouth you are touching your palate, if you put your hand on your throat and swallow you are feeling what you swallowed going down your esophagus, which ends in your stomach, it is a long tube from mouth to stomach, if you open your mouth you see the entry way.
Well, try smiling the next time your doctor sticks a tongue suppressor half way down your throat...and I say this lovingly!
all foods you eat you have to chew it all the way down
Oddly, it begins in the throat, on the way down to the stomach.
the same way yours breaks down~ WITH THERE STOMACH ACID
The Salivary Galnd Secretion starts right at the back of your throut where you tongue starts it is really good for you because then you know that you cant swallow your tongue either because there is a bit on the botton of your tongue that stops it from going all the way down your throut :) xx
First of all don't call it "tonguing a girl" gross.....and girls don't like it when you shove your whole tongue down her throat just use a little of it and don't move it a whole lot because then its like your brushing her teeth with your tongue just do a little tongue and go with it you will understand how she likes it once it starts.
The esophagus is a tube that runs between the throat and stomach. It is designed to help stomach acid stay in the stomach and to get food and drink to the stomach.
All the way to the end
galbladder and stomach
If a female Pomeranian is sticking its tongue out all of the time, check its front teeth. A dog's teeth keep its tongue in its mouth; a tongue that is always hanging out may indicate tooth loss.
It travels down our esophagus, which is basically a long wide tube that has muscles the whole way down it for pushing food towards our stomach. When we vomit, these muscles work in reverse to push stomach contents back upward.
it goes in the other way if ya know what i mean..... ;)
Tongue excercises is the way to go!!!