No Audible Release diacritic--IPA and IPAs

[@leancuervo08]

I think I'm in love (of phonetics)

[@megcartwright7443]

you have saved my life THANK YOU

[@vigne6967]

This video had just helped me go through a Final Exam crisis

[@LuNo3204]

Such a great video and nicely explained information!

[@fuadbinshams]

When writing doctor, what is that diacritic that you used under a? What do you call it and what it does to the given sound?

[@celinacarballo2472]

Thank you!!

[@sarahpennington6350]

what is the diacritic under the first vowel in doctor? I would usually just write a backwards a to represent the o, like in pot. Maybe it's something to do with accents?

[@sofiaarias365]

Thank u so much, great video!

[@mollydoesdialects7394]

Thank you so much!

[@belfastulster5838]

Amazing video!!!!! :))

[@mollydoesdialects7394]

Thank you very much!

[@saudaldosari5348]

how can we describe it when writing a formal rule as in distinctive features ? [-syllabic] ---> [ ?? ] / ----------------------- ]# . thank u

[@agustina4339]

gracias

[@johnstonxi4508]

You probably made a mistake when transcribing the word doctor: it’s [ɑ̹], not [ɑ̜].

[@mollydoesdialects7394]

You're right--the perils of writing sideways! Thank you

[@johnstonxi4508]

I used to confuse the “less rounded” and “more rounded” diacritics a lot until I found the “more rounded” symbol looks really similar to [ɔ], which is a rounded vowel.

[@braden5604]

You are so cute!