💯 The 8 Diphthongs of English 🤓💬

[@Fitzmaispastrop]

Your videos are super useful to me as I'm struggling in phonetics/linguistics in my english degree, thank you

[@BillieEnglish]

You are welcome! All the best for your studies! 😊

[@muhammadyounas9219]

Wonderful examples.

[@dashrathbidave6974]

so informative ..thank you Bille

[@MarciaAdrianaUK]

Perfect 🤩
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[@BillieEnglish]

Thank you! Greetings to 🇧🇷!

[@princessluke8812]

This is so educating... Thank you 👍

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Soo helpful

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[@ramzy-6566]

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Nice example 👍

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[@DustyOutl4w]

Awesome, thank you.

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Thank you so much mam , I can easily understand this❤

[@BillieEnglish]

Glad to hear that! 🙏

[@nirmaljain9252]

Very clear.

[@tedvoa7972]

Thank you so much teacher

[@PrincessDayana-qy1kf]

You are the best teacher
You videos helps me alot in Phonetic transcription ❤

[@BillieEnglish]

Happy to hear that! 💛

[@meyoutube1129]

Thank you so much Ma’am ❤

[@BillieEnglish]

My pleasure 😊

[@alistairlogie1815]

In North American dialects (and some british dialects) the last few are replaced by rhotic vowels

[@jakubmelcer6341]

Yeah maybe I'm mistaken but I think the last 3 aren't diphthongs in Ireland either

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It’s interesting and important your video

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My teacher ❤

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[@sriacademy7455]

🎉 wow nice examples to understand 🎉

[@BillieEnglish]

Thank you! 😃

[@HridaanSheth]

Sis really used the simpsons😂😂

[@SMGKA]

thanks a lot 🖤

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THANKS FOR YOUR VIDEOS IN ENGLESH .
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[@Ryan-hh4yv]

Wouldn't the vowel in “no” be transcribed with an o and not a schwa?

[@BillieEnglish]

It's a diphthong, and the symbol of this diphthong is /əʊ/ (= ONE sound! not two), so this isn't a schwa but a diphthong.

[@Ryan-hh4yv]

@@BillieEnglish I meant as the dipthong, wouldn't it be o then ʊ, transcribed as /oʊ/

[@MassiBFL]

Thanks

[@debbieguevara1362]

Can you make a video to distinguish British between american pronunciation please?

[@unkbownp11]

Thank u 💙

[@younis_5566]

شكر

[@deeneislam4568]

thank you mam very useful vedio

[@watermelona8262]

Is there a way to analyze them, like the VPM or BOR methods?

[@ikramhaq8425]

very informative video

[@ikramhaq8425]

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[@Miss_Gangarani]

Thank u mam

[@BillieEnglish]

Most welcome 😊

[@silverayide5812]

Pls sound contrast

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[@tarekhafed2862]

How to download this

[@RAMAFASTENAMONATO]

Deutsch: [aʊ], [aɪ], [ɔʏ]

[@12388696]

Cool

[@रिजवानअंसारी-ख4त]

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[@Gizzz381]

Pls sentences

[@BillieEnglish]

hello! You can find more examples in the longer video here:
ruclips.net/video/AAVGOpzqm8M/видео.html

[@clacclackerson3678]

That would be English English, not Australian English.

[@Syifanurnur-f1u]

dista

[@altheamantes2041]

Oh no

[@karimakarim-d2i]

Thanks