The Vowel Sounds

[@TheSunshinefee]

what do you mean with tong advancement? how can one move its tongue forward if it's fixed in your mouth?

[@trickyenglish1878]

Could you explain the differences between two vowels in front mid /ε/ vs /e/ and the two others in central mid except /Λ/ and /ə/?

[@bryanlatte8118]

Oh wow. I finally understand how this quadrilateral works. Thank you!

[@SpeechTherapyEducation]

You are very welcome!

[@jiimms9288]

This is an awesome video. Are you planning a longer video about the quadrant and the sounds? I wish you would. Are you available on any online platforms for training?

[@helbert.vieira]

Hey Thank you so much! I’m speech pathologist in Brazil and I’ve been in NYC for 4 years now, english is my second language and it’s so hard for me pronounce all of this vowels! This video made things get clear! 🙏🏻 i hope soon i can be back to my field of work! Congrats!

[@SpeechTherapyEducation]

Thank you so much!!! I'm glad it could help :D

[@MayraFontan]

Me too!!

[@world1783]

It is interesting .is any practice tools for practice ?

[@ymkevannieuwamerongen9606]

Thank you very much for this video! I have to study this in college for phonetics. I never understood the terms close-mid-close , mid-open and open. Now I finally do!!

[@SpeechTherapyEducation]

That is so good to hear!!!! When I first studied this, I didn't either. It's a tricky concept :)

[@claudiochanganaqui2048]

Maybe if in a next video you explain about the endolabial and esolabial roundedness and how to do it for vowels would be not only interesting but very helpfull too.

[@mariemm9550]

I love how easy and simplified your explanation Please keep going 👏

[@SpeechTherapyEducation]

Thank you so much Marym!!! Absolutely I will keep making videos :) If there is any particular content you would like to see, please let me know!

[@aremlaoui]

I was so confused during my lecture of this content, thank you for making it so clear!

[@elinatretyak62]

Just came across your channel & love your videos. I am in my second semester of grad school! Thanks for the help

[@gymnasticlife1788]

My son does fairly well in speaking after years of speech therapy and having a family of talkers lol. But he struggles with the writing aspect and spelling words.. What kind of help can I get for him with that?? P.s. he does not hear the difference of sounds in short and long vowels.

[@kaciannemarshall6836]

You have a lovely teaching method! Thank you! This information is so important I really want to understand it. I just really want to be an SLP, and school is so hard. I listen to extra study helpers in the shower.

[@johnadam108]

Will you please tell me all sounds that are tense?

[@mariksen]

Your video helped me a lot with understanding the tense and lax vowels! ❤️

[@جنةالرحمان-خ7ش]

Hello miss your video is brilliant. I have a question How do we describe the short A and the long schwa when it comes to advancement and how high the tongue is? thanks in advance

[@Earendel_star]

¿Puedes publicar subtitulo en español?

[@salamazakari5101]

Tnx for ur summarize explanation

[@aqibqure123]

😍😍 You are just gorgeous, i understood all these concepts

[@YaShoom]

Monophthongs: 1:41 ei 1:49 ou Diphthongs: 2:08 ei 2:10 ou

[@riyadboualage3587]

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[@shenjennifer9517]

This is super helpful and clear. THANK YOU!

[@crystaliss]

I'm trying to teach myself the IPA alphabet and this is so helpful!

[@SpeechTherapyEducation]

I’m so glad!!! I wish there had been something like this when I was in school 😃

[@writadhichattopadhyay5614]

You made it easier. Thanks a lot😊Best wishes ❤

[@ranimvegas9085]

Wow your explanation is just amazing❤❤ Your follower lilia from Algeria

[@riyadboualage3587]

الله يعطيك الف الف عافيه وخير

[@gladyskimani7548]

Thanks so much for this video ❤

[@hanamsalmi3351]

Thank you so much ❤️

[@eoagr1780]

I’m sorry to say this, your video is great and well made, I love it. My only issue is that you pronounce /e/ as /eɪ /and /o/ as /oʊ/ which are diphthongs. In fact, in English is rear to hear those phonemes on their own. Spanish and French have them, you can get a more precise sample of these two phonemes from either Language. Most Spanish speakers (I’m a native speaker) can’t tell apart /e/ and /ɜ/ while in French this sound can change the tense of a verb, usually English speakers have a hard time pronouncing /o/ when learning Spanish, often replacing it with /oʊ/, /ɒ/, /ɑ/ and /ɔ/. I’d recommend to check videos on the phonemes of languages that do have this two sounds in their phonemic inventory to percibe the difference.

[@manojsaluja3930]

wonderful...

[@varshithamuthyala2992]

Very usefullll🙌

[@bushrasheikh5094]

thank you.

[@nochu7624]

Thanks So Much🙏🏻 Helped me in my english test🥰

[@youredelusional7058]

thank you so much

[@mariyamsuha2375]

masha allah! this was really helpful! A great help for my exam practice!

[@vhahashuramudzuli8330]

This is amazing , please frequently post the videos ♥💛I love you😊

[@SpeechTherapyEducation]

Thank you!

[@edo7131]

1:40

[@riyadboualage3587]

تحياتي لك من الجزائر إليك

[@sepidehrasouli6523]

Great thanks

[@wiwiwoo2369]

That was helpful, thank you!🦋💗

[@bringolaselvapoto7418]

There are 12 Monophthongs and 8 Diphthongs.

[@haniahee]

Now I know, thank you!

[@ayethant02331chaungu]

Great.

[@logicloom12]

nice

[@milind1113]

Nice

[@insight7007]

Great

[@liyema.]

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[@lic.valeriasteffen3784]

Im speech therapist too. From Buenos Aires. I love you !! Are u married???? :0

[@aaaab384]

1:35 "The monophtongs are..." *proceeds to pronouncing two of them as diphtongs.* English speakers are simply not built to talk or reason about pronunciation, period.

[@nayabbaloch878]

👍👍

[@RanjitSingh-ie6ju]

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