Introduction to Linguistics: Phonology 3

[@Force360]

Outstanding Lecture, Thank you!

[@NazimViTube]

Excellent presentation and explanation. Bravo

[@ramzy-6566]

Great video, Thank you.

[@LinguistGR]

I am a bit confused. In 16:16 you mention that like in 'strength', we have a [k] / between n and s. Did you mean an n and a θ? Thank you.

[@Mr.Vaiyakarana]

Could you please let me know about which platform you have used to make this kind of presentation. It's mind-blowing to see and understand from your presentation. Thanks

[@ivana4365]

sorry sir..can you more explain about example of assimilation?i confused at the example of nasal assimilation

[@BigBossTV7]

Hi Ivana, assimilation in Phonetics, is when a sound becomes like another, ie similar to it. For example: /gʊd mɔnɪŋ/ becomes /gʊm mɔnɪŋ/, so as you can see the d sound in gooD, became similar to m in Morning.

[@sawera10454]

Is it Pity or preety?