Learn the IPA: Difference Between [i] and [ɪ]

[@EnglishwithKristina]

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[@kyrachandler3168]

Thank you so much for this video! Not only did it help me tremendously in my communication disorder phonetic class, but it was also fun to watch. Keep it up!

[@joseluisramirez7583]

Hi Kristina! I really liked your video because it is quite easy to understand. Since I am an English teacher these kinds of explanations are necessary for me, specially when it comes to teach something related to the speaking aspect of the language. thanks a lot. Keep on this!!!

[@brevedosvecesbueno539]

Hi Kristina, this was helpful. What's the difference between /i/ and /i:/? Like in "easy" /ˈiːzi/

[@Nice-hf4co]

Love your humor! Thank you for this informative video :)

[@bestanne]

thank youuuu!! english major here and ur video helped 🤍

[@Dake1989]

Are you sure about "here"? I recently had a discovery from dictionaries that "here", "hear", "mere" and all similar words with a following "r" actually have the short i sound according to dictionaries (Merriam-Webster /i/, Longman /ɪ/), i.e. the same sound as in pin, fin, silk, etc. I can't seem to wrap my head around this. Do you happen to know anything about this?

[@andreschavarria2086]

Nice video, have a good one Kristina

[@manuelzamora7759]

Very helpful!!! Love the way you teach Kris! Saludos :)

[@EnglishwithKristina]

Thank you, Manuel!

[@VictorGonzalez-ji8ti]

I've got a question, is the same sound for symbol /i/ than symbol /i:/ in IPA?

[@brevedosvecesbueno539]

I've got the same question. Did u find out? :(

[@victoriamartellotto2021]

I've come here for that question hahaha

[@VictorGonzalez-ji8ti]

​@@victoriamartellotto2021 Hi!! thanks for remembering this question, because a haven´t find the answer till just 30 minutes ago, it results that the /I/ phoneme called the short I and the /i:/ called the long I appear in the IPA chart of R.P while the /i/ phoneme doesn't this is an allophone, which it means that it a transformation of a pure sound. it sound is a variation or a mixture from the long i /i:/ and the short I /i/ and it has a name it´s called the "happy I" and we can find this sound at the very end of the words containing the letter "Y" in a final position as in happy, university or empty. and the pronunciation is not too long not too short, I'll let you a place to a better understanding www.adrianunderhill.com/2014/01/28/the-familiar-i%CB%90-and-%C9%AA-but-also-the-mysterious-i-how-many-phonemes-do-we-need/www.adrianunderhill.com/2014/01/28/the-familiar-i%CB%90-and-%C9%AA-but-also-the-mysterious-i-how-many-phonemes-do-we-need/

[@VictorGonzalez-ji8ti]

@@brevedosvecesbueno539 my friend a just got the answer. www.adrianunderhill.com/2014/01/28/the-familiar-i%CB%90-and-%C9%AA-but-also-the-mysterious-i-how-many-phonemes-do-we-need/

[@victoriamartellotto2021]

@@VictorGonzalez-ji8ti thank you so much !!!

[@mohamedabdellani5279]

Thank you for the video. by the way, the link to your FaceBook page is wrong.

[@walterwhite5578]

I love the video and also loves Sarah quick-witted comments and Kristina comebacks. You should make more videoes with Sarah Sarah is funny because she echoing the question must of us are thinking.

[@professorBonna]

Thank you teacher

[@przemekx4182]

well done ...funny performance ....Sarah is very likeable

[@EnglishwithKristina]

Przemek X Thanks, Przemek!

[@przemekx4182]

Sara's behaviour and character draws attention and make this video additionally interesting....thank you

[@michaelsor203]

What is the difference between I and schwa?

[@lijoycap]

Is there no difference between /i/ and /i:/ then?

[@Antiw12]

very inspirational

[@windyko7974]

Very helpful

[@tamunotamuno3564]

I didn't know it was the same person!!

[@christoffelsymbol1631]

Didn't notice that too.

[@annerichter3981]

Just a quick feedback: I know many love the bickering and long intro, but I wish you would have explained it faster. I dont need much entertainment when I'm searching for information, which is why I went to a different video after you hadn't gotten to the point in almost two minutes. But I mean this in the kindest way. Your work is obviously liked, it has over 10.000 clicks. Just had to add my 2 cents :)

[@veerprataparyan6526]

i vs i: ? Please

[@moritlh]

But it's i: not just i??

[@milaahmad7210]

why the phrase “vowels and diphthongs” isn't quite logical.

[@Hwert12_uyn]

❤❤❤

[@hourkurda9644]

Very nice Kristina your beautiful

[@carlaputzu3241]

I can't do it, I'm trying but I cannot😩😩😩

[@hisyamhasbi8257]

i llove this bickering xD

[@SO-be3dv]

👍

[@arhamsaa]

Even when they don't have someone to argue with, they start arguing with themselves.

[@mikhailmalyshev5338]

the most unlucky attempt I've ever seen to make a fun video

[@ВячеславКравченко-у6г]

Ukrainian subtitle translation is very bad.