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10:32 must say "labial- velar approximant" ( talking about /w/), thanks for your lessons , they helped me a lot

It's worth pointing out that in most languages, the vowel concepts cover certain fuzzy territories of this map, and they can even overlap, due to phonotactics.

Absolutely fantastic! I wonder why the IPA didn't choose the sign æ for the lowest front cardinal. It is soo confusing for any "normal" European (Fr, Es, De, Slavic, even Hi) Just checked, so, in IPA the lowest "a" does not sound like you did it but it is more German a-ish, this shape could probably just as well be a triangle, because once the tongue is lowered, its highest point cannot seem to be really directed forwards or backwards.

Excuse me, at the end you said about interactive tutor with ear training. Can't seem to find those, would you be so kind to help?

why wasn't he speaking? The voice over looks odd.

I don't see any significant difference in cardinals no 1 and 2, 5 and 6, and then 7 and 8. These pairs seem like the same to me. clear it pleasee?

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Great lecture. Thank you so much for making it so transparent.

isn't long -> length a derivational ablaut operation? and sit->sat an inflectional one?

Great video! Thank you

Wait, so... fly (animal) and fly (the activity) are 2 separate lexemes? Or are they the same lexeme? They should be two separate since it depends on their meaning right? But they both have the same lemma? RIght??? Or am I wrong?

Mama is Wawa giving baba / dada life . He is not equal to Mama because we have been given different places to create by.

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Please sir, if the substitution of one allophone for another allophone of the same phoneme doesn't change the meaning of a word, can we say they are in free variation?

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Soweit ich weiß, kann das offene E sowohl kurz als auch lang ausgesprochen werden, oder? WÄHLEN klingt länger als WELLEN, nehme ich an. Und es geht nicht um /e:/, nicht wahr?

Lol who else is watching because this was sent by their lecturer to answer an assignment.

Does reduplication become part of grammer or not ?

Perfect. Studying to become an English teacher; this helps!

Good video Jürgen. I'm studying Halliday's Systemic Functional Grammar and I studied two types of modality: modulation and modalisation. Do you know if these concepts are related to the ones mentioned in the video, or are they different?

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I have read that all translators are linguists, but not all linguists translators. What do you think? Do translators not fall in the branch of pragmatics and semantics??

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Speaking of “being easily undermined by AI”, Tony…

“e-lecture” …lol. I love our early tech vocabulary. Very interesting presentation. Thank you for sharing 🙏

Do you have a pdf file for this lecture , please I need it

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Very explanatory

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Pretty good explanation.