PHONETICS-7: Describing English Vowels

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[@xrox._7]

Thank you Dr. Nimer Abusalim for you explanation.

[@brandyk2117]

Quick distinction between [a] and [ɑ], as we have learned. American English uses [ɑ], in the same location on the chart. But [a] would be at the front, and sound slightly different, and from what we have discussed in our linguistics units, American English does not use [a].

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[@Silent.Hedges]

THIS IS REALLY HELPFUL! Thanks a lot

[@ayoubhamid6167]

[a] it is tense and in your diagram, we saw it as a lax vowel!!!!

[@six8212]

yes I noticed that too. even in my textbook my professor said it's Lax

[@ayoubhamid6167]

@@six8212 yeah that's confusing

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[@elainechik9430]

Very clear explanation!

[@danahrncirova3646]

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[@faridaarab537]

How can i describe a vowel without returning to the chart everytime?

[@لبيبلبيب-ض5ن]

Amazing explaintion

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Sir ! Lecture perfect tha agr Urdu main hota aur agr diagram clear hota tu

[@joleeh2177]

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It's completely useful. Thank sir.

[@meriemrahal9368]

thanks sir for your explanation

[@Ramzi_Zouaghi]

in hate, we have a diphthong. Just saying

[@yuiera4760]

thank you sir, it is very much helpful

[@asmaekech9116]

Thanks sir but still now unable to make sure of backness and hightness

[@sparda1418]

Mourad Mourad same

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Thank u

[@FaridFarid-zw9ef]

hate where e sound ??

[@radouaneelmahfoudi1773]

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[@mohamednajari253]

This one is a diphthong !