Nasal Release- IPA and IPAs

[@bakloutilina2209]

Thank you ❤❤❤ you helped me alot

[@dan_celli]

I just loved how you mocked your own joke about the madness 😅 as a student of phonetics, I feel so represented!!

[@1God10]

ikr 😂

[@ramzy-6566]

amazing video, can you make a video for diacritics - Suprasegmentals and Tones and word accents.

[@mollydoesdialects7394]

I will put it on my list!

[@RBaroli]

I just came across your channel and I'm loving your content! I was talking with two friends yesterday about how to transcribe the word "couldn't". I initially suggested /kʊdⁿnʔ/ and asked them if that made sense, since they both know more than me. One of them said they'd transcribe it as just /kʊdⁿ/ with the nasal release diacritic on the "d" and the other one said a non audible release diacritic on the "d" would make more sense, like this /kʊd̚n/. From what you said about the word "midnight" I guess they're both right, but using the nasal release diacritic would be more accurate, right? I'd love to know how you'd do that word! Ps.: I've known about the IPA for a while, but I've only recently started to look deeper into it and I'm loving it! It helps me a lot with English pronunciation! :D

[@1God10]

I think I fell in love 😂

[@Shrimzys_Buttplug]

what do i say, with who or with what

[@khiratshow4804]

Awesome

[@ramzy-6566]

I think you said the word (beaten) with glottal stop ʔ not t sound. is that right can i add the nasal release to glottal stop also. Thank you.

[@mollydoesdialects7394]

I absolutely may have one of the times I said it! It can be hard to hear the difference because when you stop a plosive (like you would for no audible release, nasal release, or lateral release) what you're technically doing is stopping the sound in your glottis while your mouth gets into position to say the plosive that you don't "plode". But, if I were transcribing it only with the glottal, I would not use a nasal release diacritic, it would look like this: [ˈbiʔ.n̩]. I hope this helps, and thanks again for excellent questions!

[@Modernsage.jaybrock]

Yeah, I saw that too. But I think it was in her last pronunciation of the word 'beaten'. By the way, why doesn't Molly put the length mark in the close front unrounded tense vowel? I love Molly, but she has to be a little more specific.

[@erii97]

Could you explain omission of the onset please?

[@mathersmarshall8235]

or just the d shift to a normal n? so it's n-n rather than d-n?

[@mathersmarshall8235]

so can the nasal-released sudden perceived as a "held d" plus a "normal n", where in the first one the soft palate is high whereas in the second one it's low?

[@Kinda_SUS]

"This is madness! - no,this is phonetics" To be fair they're kind of synonyms to me lmao I have an oral exam today so... pray for me 😂😂 Edit: for anyone who might want to know, I PASSED WITH A 9/10, HECK YEAAAA

[@Shrimzys_Buttplug]

u r sus

[@Kinda_SUS]

@@Shrimzys_Buttplug what? But you saw me fix electrical tho!

[@Shrimzys_Buttplug]

u faked the task, sussy baka 😂@@Kinda_SUS

[@Kinda_SUS]

@@Shrimzys_Buttplug no i didn't! This person is lying y'all, I completed the task! 😂😂

[@Shrimzys_Buttplug]

that was funny 😃😂. hey it was really nice to meet u. lemme guess, r u on windows?@@Kinda_SUS