Distinctive Features for Vowel Sounds

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[@speakilia540]

Could u give us the distinctive features of central vowels .i am confused about it should we type -back -front - high - low for central vowels like ^and ə and also the vowel 3: is it tge same as 3 the mid low front vowel or 3: is another vowel central as well

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3:as in the word (bird)

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What about describing diphthongs That has a combination of two different positions and hight ?

[@dr.mohsinewahib9023]

A diphthong is a combination of two vowels and each one has its features.

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[@redabahlas]

Thank you so much prof.WAHIB for your effors in injury time 94' I am still confused with giving feature of a vowel, Let me take an example of [i], is it correct to describe it as (-back -low) or (+front +high) or (-back -mid) instead of -back +high . Or we have to descible a vowel [i] as : +high -mid -low -back - central -rounded +tense . Do we have to respect the orderly of this features?

[@dr.mohsinewahib9023]

The order is meant to be respected... [i] = +high - back - round +tense

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@@dr.mohsinewahib9023 Thank you for quick response, please try to upload another video about features of consonants. Wishes.

[@Silia-matia]

Thanks Sir, but in rain and bait we have diphthongs not monophthongs .

[@nourabouzar1898]

thank you so much prof , you simplify things for me , but i still have one question . As i have understood ,to indecate that a certain vowel is mid low one you write (-high ) feature example of 'c' vowel . tell now everything is clear but what about mid high vowel, like 'o' vowel, would it be described as plus high , or -low !!!

[@dr.mohsinewahib9023]

the vowel "o" is a mid back rounded vowel

[@nourabouzar1898]

@@dr.mohsinewahib9023 what about its feature ??

[@speakilia540]

@@nourabouzar1898 its - high as the mentioned in the video .the only +high vowles are/ i: /and /i/and/ u:/ and o/o/ the short o like in yge word book

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Is that mean if (in the exam ) if we give to front vowel (+front ) instead of -back u consider it false answer ???

[@dr.mohsinewahib9023]

This is a phonetic convention that is meant to be respected..

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Would you mind please giving us a brief explanation concerning the distinctive features of the vowel (ɜ:) for words like firm, girl, learn, her...?

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