What is Linguistics? | The Five Branches Explained

[@clairerobinson241]

this is the cutest video on youtube about linguistics

[@hannahvy4496]

thanks so much! :)

[@canalettov]

What a great video! Informative, concise and very pleasant to watch. I was quite surprised when I saw that you don't have a popular channel full of videos about these topics and realized it was just an overview for a linguistics course. Congratulations anyway!

[@zetametallic]

This is brilliant. Best linguistics video I've ever seen; short, succinct and descriptive.

[@alisha_7_]

This video is great! It has great examples that helped me to understand this much better than anything else so far. There are pictures to go along with each example, which really helps clear up confusion. It's straight-forward and to-the-point, which makes it very useful for learning the material quickly. The narrator is calm and has a soothing voice that makes watching this easy and enjoyable. This material is so much more clear to me now after watching this video. Thank you so much and please leave this video up, as it's the best one I've found. :)

[@englishwithaltini]

Examples are so practical. Thanks for including helpful examples!

[@hannahvy4496]

So happy you find this useful! :)

[@sastrainggris-fakultasilmu4910]

that's a great explanation of micro Linguistics by using animation. It is very interesting and become the inspiration of teaching linguistics by using creative slide to my students. thanks a lot

[@hannahvy4496]

That's great! I'm glad that this helps with learning linguistics! :)

[@taki-xlvii4747]

im really love this kind of videos i wil tell all my classmates about this video it will help us keep going please

[@tobyto7148]

I just wanna say thank you so much! If I didn't watch your video, I would be super confused with linguistic.

[@stinekristensen9835]

Hey girl, please make more videos on linguistics!

[@abderrafimansari4643]

Good After noon Professor, thanks for your well explanation. Welcome to Morocco if possible. I'm a retired professor of Arabic language in Morocco. I'm a student in Morocco in Departement of English Studies. Thanks a lot dear Professor

[@jkittymeow]

this is a really good video thanks for helping me ace my test

[@confirmyourehuman]

This is so well made! thanks

[@LucyGhosts]

1:05 pls tell me that example works with the British pronunciation too

[@schoo9256]

Yes

[@shiistabm2978]

Thank u so much u ar the best who explaine linguistic

[@exi1424]

Wow! These videos are dope! Glad I found this channel

[@AnaLauraGirardi]

This video is just perfect!

[@taki-xlvii4747]

thank u so sos o much u saved me from the exam of tommorow

[@miana9193]

informative (and cute!) video. One question though, is friendly a free morpheme? Or does it consist of a free and a bound morpheme without friendly being in one of the two categories? I haven't really grasped the concept of morphology (or linguistics in general, since I just decided to learn about it), so this question might be stupid

[@raincleavers]

Thank you for this video! ❤

[@jkittymeow]

this is awesome

[@UlisesLuna-l1d]

Thanks for your video, this helped a lot.

[@mollycave]

Would you recommend going into linguistics? I'm seriously thinking about it.

[@gabriel_export]

Great video!

[@justkiddying-m9o]

Thank you so much!

[@hannahvy4496]

You’re welcome! I hope you found this video useful! :)

[@saidko1579]

Thanks for this

[@jkittymeow]

when more vids

[@Wistfulwanderer]

Thank you i love this video 💕

[@michaelgarzon6945]

Wow! You're so good. Are you a teacher already?

[@omransalman8315]

You are amazing

[@odhiambovictorotieno4082]

I love it

[@hera0525]

so cute and understandable 😍

[@taki-xlvii4747]

keep going please

[@studentid01]

thanks

[@imjimena2526]

You haven’t posted since Sabrina carpenter Hey welcome back

[@Ytsongs9610]

Remove the damn music it’s annoying

[@AP-eq6fv]

who says "I haf to eat lunch"? That's just wrong.

[@ManusiaYangpernahada]

me

[@samuelng1443]

Phonetics?????

[@Lolwutdesu9000]

Woah woah, your example of "have" is wrong. This is simply a case of pronunciation that varies from English speaking country to country, as well as the individual, especially those who have different speed rhythms. There's no distinct "v" or "f" sound, if anything it should always be a "v" sound but when we talk faster, the "v" softens to some degree, but again, depending on country, individual etc. There's no rule about when you use one or the other.

[@xia1122]

The music in the background was really annoying.