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the real telephone works very much like this tin can-and-string phone but of course it does a lot better the tin can-and-string phone sends sounds as vibrations while the real telephone sends sounds as electrical signals these signals can travel long distances with the help of wires these distances are much larger than those which the vibrations of the tin can-and-string telephone can cover when you speak you make sound waves and these sound waves go into the transmitter of your telephone these sound waves change into electrical signals which go to the other receiver and are there changed again into sound that's how we can talk to each other on the telephone

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The real telephone works very much like this tin can-and-string phone**,** but of course**,** it does a lot better**.** The tin can-and-string phone sends sounds as vibrations**,** while the real telephone sends sounds as electrical signals**.** These signals can travel long distances with the help of wires**.** These distances are much larger than those which the vibrations of the tin can-and-string telephone can cover**.**

When you speak**,** you make sound waves**,** and these sound waves go into the transmitter of your telephone**.** These sound waves change into electrical signals**,** which go to the other receiver and are there changed again into sound**.** That's how we can talk to each other on the telephone.