The Syllabic diacritic- IPA and IPAs

[@CamzillaFirefox]

I have my phonetics final tomorrow (a few hours?) and this is helping a lot, thanks molly!

[@Shrimzys_Buttplug]

r u still alive, i mean did u survive the test

[@CamzillaFirefox]

@@Shrimzys_Buttplug well, I passed the test with a 7 (here in my country, you pass with a 4 so a 7 is a really good mark)

[@Shrimzys_Buttplug]

lets goooo! congrats bro@@CamzillaFirefox

[@RBaroli]

Awesome explanation as always! Thank you! Do you think putting a [ə] before the consonant instead of just making it syllabic would be inaccurate in those cases? Or would that change the pronunciation?

[@ramzy-6566]

amazing video, is there syllabic [r] .

[@mollydoesdialects7394]

I personally don't ever use a syllabic R in American English, but doing a bit of reading, some people do. There are people who would transcribe the sound in the second syllable of "letter" as a syllabic R, I would transcribe it as a schwa plus rhoticity, like this: [ˈlɛ.ɾə˞]. I hope this helps!

[@dylanlazo9541]

What does that + diacritic mean? 4:40 Thank you. :)

[@1God10]

+ = Advanced Diacritic

[@Fluffy-Tail-0000]

It means that you are uneducated.

[@Shrimzys_Buttplug]

damn u noticed that! i am having a hard time keeping my eyes off her cleavage. had to rewatch to really get what she is saying