English Consonants - Place of Articulation

[@singularity3223]

I'm studying to be an English teacher and this explanation truly helps a lot, it's so simple! Thx

[@AustinKWood]

Glad you found it useful!

[@nguyenngocanhtoan]

Hi Austin. Firstly, I have to say thanks to you since I find that the video is super helpful to my English pronunciation. And the only thing I'm looking for now is another video about the vowels. You're doing so well

[@dr.k6619]

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[@wizymrojasb45]

THANKS....AUSTIN ,MILES DE CAMELLOS PARA TI.. Excellent...

[@muhamedakreyi59]

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Say it loudly to the teachers in the back!!!

[@haima50]

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[@surakshashetty7631]

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[@efokekeli]

I’m stressed asf 😑

[@del6356]

How helpful this video was! A million thanks

[@rocioflores7683]

Excellent explanation with examples of words and pronunciation of each consonant. Thanks !!

[@shivani7011]

Thankyou soo much I am from India and I couldn't understand this topic before watching this video but after watching this I understand very well and get a confident in this topic thankyou ❤❤❤❤

[@jnc5255]

I love this video so organized and detailed...thank u

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[@danny_racho]

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[@naylilm6869]

Thanks Austin you're explain so clear

[@vanille864]

thank you so much!!!! you explained it so well. my teacher sucks, she hardly explain just gives us smth to read so we study alone :(

[@pro369]

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really helpful! Your video saves my linguistic homework

[@elvispauloelvis3659]

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[@mariasulaiman9320]

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[@waheedvlogs1045]

well done ..it was very good to listen and to learn

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Man, you are the best. Thanks a lot.

[@nadineknows29]

Perfect explanation

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Thank you very much. Now I can understand the assignment. You are the best.💫

[@hajarmarzouki455]

Great 👍

[@lorecardenas32]

Great explanation!

[@suleymanrustamzade2318]

Wonderful explanation. Thanks a lot

[@thabisiledlamini3972]

Thank you, very helpful.

[@zwrites724]

Very very nice 👍

[@merieem5941]

Excellent explanation

[@promqueen4619]

Very much helpful. Thanks a ton

[@nmshan7296]

Great Lecture :)

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[@Hansawang]

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[@kevinkim480]

Thank you. It helped me a lot.

[@SiegfriedZaytsev]

~*~ beautifully instructional and instructionally beautiful ~*~

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[@chertpaganini]

thanks for russian subtitles

[@pro369]

You got so cool channel too, fabulous

[@mehrkhadija8298]

Thank you ☺️

[@walea_zd3946]

/w/ is labial (glide) not velar approximant

[@grabern]

I'm pleased you included /ts/ as a sound in English. I've always been thinking that if English has no alveolar affricate, what is the sound in words like "pizza" and "mozzerella"?

[@aaronodonoghue1791]

should there not be a /dz/ sound too? Like in words such as "adze" and "podzol", and even any plural word ending in "-ds" like "beds"?

[@splashykoy11]

@@aaronodonoghue1791 Not to mention the ‘dr’ in words like drill, and the ‘tr’ in words like train. They do exist in the IPA, they just aren’t listed in the video.

[@darksky-i7y]

Thank u Where it's original channel?

[@melicsiangemstonewholesale7382]

very nice

[@CamillaBookTok]

Do all pairs of long and short English vowels have different symbols?

[@mdrasel1382]

Thanks

[@oldcuteboy]

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[@shakiian]

Put the speed on 1.25×. you're welcome

[@ummehani9123]

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[@RachelMuhindo]

😲 wow

[@med._]

very good

[@НектоНеизвестный-в1р]

5:45 in Russian not Spanish RR. Only "flap T".

[@НектоНеизвестный-в1р]

8:13 Spanish X also no (need without wheezing).

[@carloschess2010]

Спасиво!!!

[@sarahunkut1803]

Thank You

[@gordonkeith6763]

Bachelors of English

[@michaelp_psy]

Alveolar r missing

[@Mractiveenter10ment]

This really helped me in exams i passed

[@mirzzad4272]

for phonetic exam 07.01.2023 exam will be on 10 january l got A 🫡🇬🇧

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[@parthiancapitalist2733]

What about the lower teeth and upper lip

[@darkulsum3997]

helpful and interesting video liked it

[@Fatima-dm6rl]

good

[@emaelis8131]

halo teman" kelas a

[@marshakayla5065]

Salam dari kelas a

[@SphereofTime]

2:40

[@samsamestry]

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[@MariaJArce-bl3jm]

But why examples in russian? I don't even know english properly and you expect me to know russian, you could have used easier languages like spanish or italian

[@pranavchandra9134]

You should read hindi . They stole these sounds from there grammar.

[@splashykoy11]

I think you mean phonology? And are you saying that they “stole these sounds” as a bad thing?

[@elvispauloelvis3659]

I did really understand what i was looking for, thanks very much for Help me solve my problem.