Velarized or Pharyngealized diacritic- IPA and IPAs

[@ArielBova]

Last night I've discovered your channel and I love it. I wouldn't say I like beer, but I fast forward that part to the IPA explanation and It's really helpful. I'm from Argentina and studying English and your explanations are way easy going than the book they ask us to learn from. Thank you, Molly and I hope someday I can help you the same way you helped me. Gracias!

[@katathoombz]

Very basics, but useful nonetheless. Also you are the first person I've ever seen taking these two IPA's and making the crossover, this makes me so happy :D

[@lalei5795]

Omg ! You are A LIFE SAVER ! 😍 Thank you my sister you really helped me . Please , I'd be so grateful if you could provide us with more phonetic lessons . ❤🌹Greetings from Algeria !

[@mollydoesdialects7394]

I'm so glad it was helpful! I release a video once a week with more phonetic information--let me know if you have any topic suggestions!

[@lalei5795]

Yes please , I'd like some practice if you could ❤ a practice on transcription that includes aspiration , devoicing , velarization and syllabicity . Thanks in advance 🌹

[@harrylane4]

Super useful, I'm learning the MSA Alphabet and am still new enough to linguistics that I'm picking things up about IPA as I go along... I just have one question, and it's an IMPORTANT one. Is drinking an IPA required to watch these? I'm more of a porter fan myself.

[@wagnerjunior6524]

When it happens to the L sound it is also known as the DARK L, right?!