HIS131 - The Sound System of ME

[@ayinesk5205]

Thank you very much for this video! It helps me a lot getting a better understanding of Middle English :)

[@soooo2994]

thank you so much!

[@ericmaier4249]

In minute 14 there are these cool animations of the sounds, which would be great for learning for my phonetics class, could you please tell me where you found it or did make it yourself?

[@oer-vlc]

Eric Maier We develop everything ourselves: all images, all animations, all simulations, all videos, and the text. The animations on the VLC were originally developed using Flash (some of them still are), now in HTML5/JavaScript. The animations for the video were developed on our interactive whiteboard, Promethean ActivBoard 500 Pro, using the ActiveInspire software.

[@kbm31221]

What is the man saying from 3:03 to 3:13?? Could anyone let me know that? The script is weird, and I can't understand what he says. 3:03~3:13까지 저 남자분이 뭐라고 하는건지좀 알려주실 분 안계신가요?ㅠㅠ

[@ayinesk5205]

It says: the fricatives, the dental fricative "th" (?) and the labial fricative "v", and the alveolar fricative "s", here expressed by a place folder, a capital, you may call it an achiphonym (?), had two allophones each: a voiced one, used in a voiced environment, for instance "drifan", and a voiceless one elsewhere, here the example is "fyr". I just realized that you posted it quite a long time ago but better late than never I guess

[@MicahPachirisuGuy]

3:03