Introduction to Phonetics and Phonology

[@kebec1]

Best video on IPA I've come across so far.

[@Kimprendo]

Thanks for this video because my professor cannot teach to save her life

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Mine does not teach and he still get pay. Hahahaha.

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Indeed, it s a very useful content 🎉

[@h3nrasouli]

An excellent video for English learners (especially for Asian students). I like this episode because I could find my errors with pronunciation simply, it highly recommended for other enthusiastic learners.

[@liilianalopez1155]

I took phonetics and phonology aaaages ago and needed this to brush up before studying older versions of English. This is very much appreciated ; don't ever take it down

[@JaouiiKaau]

thank you so much, you should write a book about all of this phonetics and phonology stuff. you are amazing!

[@mary8813]

very helpful! I missed the phonology classes but this video helped me to figure out... thank you so much!

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Am i the only one watching in 2019?

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Not alone

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I am watching! Are you using any other sources to study?

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Am I the only one watching in 2020?

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No one is alone

[@kebec1]

Sound disappears at 19:30.

[@dragonbrave8]

I'd like to hear you speaking Spanish, and I would be glad to help you in your Spanish as you helped me a lot with my English.

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And you were here 3 years ago

[@DialecticRed]

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[@SweetLordJesus]

It's been 3 year graduated yet ?

[@scarlettchen9943]

clearly talked about basic knowledge of phonetics and phonology.

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Hi

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[@FahimMahmoodMir]

Thanks you helped me in finding the secret of voice and voiceless :D!!

[@bebomoon7821]

Very helpful video

[@anapaulaalvarezvaldes7627]

Hi!!!! your viddeos aare great!!! I see that there are about 65 videos linked on this set. Are they all for CSET 1? I am getting overwhelmed :( it is a lot of information

[@DuyPham-hf1cs]

extremely amazing ! thank you for sharing.

[@DialecticRed]

in my dialect of English, I actually don't think I have the [a] sound (or at least not as much), and use [ɔ] more, like I pronounce cot and pot as [kɔt] and [pɔt], so the same as I'd say caught and sought. I am from Texas, but I definitely do not have a Texan accent -- in fact I'd consider my accent to be a "blank" American accent, if that makes sense. So it is interesting to me that I don't have the [a] sound as much.

[@fizzkhan203]

Thank you,this is very well explained.

[@dhwanidesai9458]

Very helpful! There are so many other videos about this on youtube but none of them make any sense.

[@samanthaflores2856]

@kebec1: I agree, I pronounce certain words differently. According to some of my Linguistics professors, the English phonetic alphabet and pronounced on standard English pronunciations.

[@studyzen8836]

You’ve just described an Idiolect. An Idiolect is the way an individual pronounces words. We all have certain words that we pronounce a little differently. This could be an influence of dialect or simply habit. For example, I usually say “strawberry” as /strabri/ (influenced by British RP, even though I am American)

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[@natlylyx6555]

Wow, thankyou so much, you explain this very well and clear for me to understand :)

[@pro369]

Excellent

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[@dragonbrave8]

there are three crucial aspects an English Speaking learner should consider. 1. English Grammar.2. Vocabulary.3. Phonetic and Phonology

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[@alessioleporati1478]

The X in English writing is actually an Affricate letter KS. Box/boks fox/foks taxi/taksi

[@TheBlaqb2st]

??can you please make another video dedicated to vouls and diphongs or just keep making video's you're the best i've found on youtube

[@atouloupas]

I would like to ask a question: Isn't there a /α/ sound? This is especially in British English, for example in the word "arm" /ɑːm/. And also the sound /ɒ/ (rounded /α/) is very common as well, usually in the words where the "o" is stressed, for example in "not".

[@studyzen8836]

We actually have a couple different “ah” sounds. In South Western American English, we reduce them to a single phoneme. For me this means I can’t really hear the difference between “law” and “cod”. However, someone in the Midwest would likely be able to hear it.

[@vathiyarkannan9533]

super video

[@Terrus_38]

14:05 Not necessarily (e.g. /k͡p/), but in English yes.

[@hingginchu]

Good lecture. One friend on mine who is teaching language asks if there are course packages on phonetics training that could instruct a person to distinguish and possibly produce all of the sounds in the IPA chart. I wonder if someone who has knowledge on phonetics can help me answering his question. Many thanks.

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[@hingginchu]

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[@nuruddinmahmud7985]

extraordinary

[@yeetyeet-jb6nc]

every ipa symbol that exists is diffrent a least in one language from another one like tʰ but some combinations of symbols don't like ɬ̼̊͝xʲ

[@sokkimsankh]

Could you tell me pls how to write this IPA on Ms Word 2016? thx q

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Nice

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What is the phonmes

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Good lessons

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[@Vanessamfolwe]

greeting may i ask if it would be okay if i included your video in a course i am building where can i reach you

[@seanbarnette5450]

You're welcome to use the video--thanks!

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[@Maiko818]

currently studying to pass my exam. I hope ...

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thank you .

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saved me for my midterm

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RIP the last 30 seconds

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Watching this durin a global pandemic

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Thank you

[@isacharaswatts2657]

this was very good. thank you.

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[@kebec1]

I would pronounce sot or cot the same as caught; i.e., with the "short o". To me, the way you pronounce cot sounds like caht. I live near Boston.

[@jeasonpeacefull6579]

that is helpfull

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Not me being here 2021 💀❤️

[@juancamilomartinezplazas4941]

wow this video is amazing, you explain very clear, if you want for examples I recommend you this youtube channel: sounds american,

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very helpful.

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VERY GOOD

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[@courtadvocate]

thankyou sir ...

[@christopherellis2663]

Refer back (sic) to it. What is it with "back"?

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Who else watching in year 2020??

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Online class be like 🙄

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[@thetechnocrat6153]

I think I am the only one watching it in 2020 hello?

[@nadinen.6386]

Thank you :)

[@DavidCarlyleButko]

who tf pronounces hunter without the T?

[@unspokenwords3729]

David Butko me 😂

[@eltoroluckypatientzero1355]

WTF...

[@euthymia28]

Hii im from 2020

[@sylvia585]

great info.

[@makmur8487]

It's interesting but the speaker spoke really fast.. As non Native English is slightly hard to understand

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[@Hannah-tg8hw]

Not “refer back”.

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2020

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Bad method to explanation

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[@juancamilomartinezplazas4941]

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