this is amazing you literally save my exam! been struggling with linguistics the whole semester but in this one video you explained it better than my professor! keep up the great work!
This is truly an excellent introduction. I have a PhD in linguistics, and I will be using this and probably other videos in your series to help my language consultants better understand what we are doing when we analyze their language.
im grade 12 student from the philippines wanting to study linguistics but cannot bec. it's rare and only those private univ. offered this course. thank you for more info. Ive been dreaming to be a linguist since I was 13 and I wish it'll happen. Labai Aciu! 😁
Ako naman hindi linguistics ang first choice ko kundi Journalism, kaya yun ang kinuha ko. Graduating na ako this year pero ang balak kong kumuha ng MA Linguistics sa UP. Kung di ka nag-linguistics sa college pwede pa naman mag-masters hehe. Goodluck!
hahaha thanks guys. UPDATE: I took AB English Language Studies (similar to AB Linguistics). Sadly, I didn't had the chance to actually take Linguistics. Tryna maintain my grades para maabot ko na 'yung plano ko to further my Masters on UP :D
Wonderful❤️❤️❤️ I can't understand how people unlike a video as beneficial as this!!!! Thank you for making me prepared for tomorrow's first lecture of linguistics ❤️❤️❤️❤️
12cares just started watching but this will great for me. I majored in linguistics and now I want to go do a masters/phd but it's been 4 years so I need to go refresh everything in my mind.
I took Japanese back in my weeb years... and they sort of group together certain consonant sounds such as cases like: ha(は) ba(ば) and pa(ぱ) they just have little notations to indicate how to pronounce them differently. it might be dumb but I think that was one of my favorite part of the language.
Thanks a lot fromTurkey. I’ve just graduated from high school and I was looking into some Linguistics schools but I didn’t understand anything until I watched this video. Thanks again 😊😊
Dear TheTrevTutor, I am preparing for a linguistics master exam. Your videos are helping me a lot. The way you approach things is as clear as light! Thanks and best wishes from Istanbul.
Syntax: structure of language Semantics: meaning of language Morphology: structure of words (tense, plural/singular) Phonetics: sounds Phonology: patterns of sounds
I just had my first lecture where literally no one understood anything from the professor I just watched this and you explained super well everything made sense to me
Thanks for this, simple to understand and a good overview. Loved the drawings. Careers paths or opportunities would've been interesting to have in the overview.
Thanks for the video boss. I really want to learn linguistics as my major but I cannot really make time to go back to school because if the nature of my work. Your videos really help a lot
when the words of sounds:phonetics sounds came together: phonology words became together: morphology words became together and create sentence : syntax focuses on the study of meaning in language and looks at the words and relationship between them and their references to uses of the language : semantics
I just want to say thank you SO much! I've been trying to internalize all these aspects for my upcoming exam, but somehow had trouble to do so. Since I'm not a native speaker, it is somewhat more difficult to differentiate the content of the extensive lectures between the important and incidental aspects. This video has helped me enormously!
So i tap these video because i want to learn more in English Linguistic Languages, And of the other information about you're explaining in this videos Thank you so much, Many people Us learned. and I'm the one.
Barely checking this out now. I've always had an enjoyment for the written word, where it comes from, and analyzing it more. (Bookworm). Thanks for the overview! Great content.
Than you for this great video. Learnt so much. Would very much appreciate a video that explains the difference between paradigmatic and syntagmatic relationship in linguistics
the explanation is so clear, it is very useful for me as a reference of studying and teaching of this subject to my student. I' ll apreciate it of your learning chanel about linguistics. Thanks a lot
I am writing my thesis on TAG so I was interested to have a look at the basics of linguistics. However, when I came to the section about the unaspirated [p] it answered my question about why in US people think my name starts with a B when I say it the way it is pronounced in my mother language :D I always knew the difference of how people pronounce P with a gust of air in English, but without that in Bangla, but now I know what it is in terms of linguistics. Thank you :D
You are still using your “vocal folds” you can feel it in your throat for the /b/ in /bei/. It is never transcribed as a /p/ in any phonetic spellings. One may still be aspirated over the other, but they are not the same sound. I was listening to your voice and it was very clear that you were vocalizing the b.
I, too, perceived that /b/ as a distinctly voiced sound, but I'm aware that the sound quality of a RUclips video and first language influence can play tricks on one's brain. However, /peɪ/ does look like a very awkward transcription for "bay", even in a narrow phonetic transcription. I understand that the voice onset time of /b/ in onset position is significantly shorter than /p/, but vocal folds do vibrate when you say "bay", so I don't see how it can be positive like that of unaspirated voiceless stops.
Good video. I also suggest put more elaborated and precise definitions for the terminologies. Otherwise, it is difficult to distinguish similar concepts, and may might run into troubles on multiple choice exams
I’m particularly interested in “English linguistics”, is there a branch of it in linguistics major? Thank you so much! Really love your way of clarifying things!
If you look at any North American course or major in linguistics it will focus on English first and other languages afterwards. My series all focus primarily on English before looking at other languages.
This is great,your explanation is easy to understand.I've been struggling so much with linguistics and now i benefit a lot from your video.Great work 👌👏
+hayat Shah Phonetics is about the analysis of individual sounds, phonology is about how those sounds interact with each other and how speakers produce them in different contexts. Phonology also analyzes stress, tone, pitch, intonation, and other features in speech.
First of all Trev, I really enjoyed this video. I look forward to watching your other ones. If you have one on genre and text analysis or systemic functional linguistics, that would be AWESOME! Second, this might not be your area of expertise but why do people (including yourself in this excellent lesson) say on a video "leave some comments so I can hear what you...". Wouldn't it be more correct to say "leave some comments so I can read what you..."? Thank you so much!!!
It's not the literal use of the word "hear" to mean "physically hear". People want their "voices heard", which isn't literal. So "hearing their thoughts" or "hearing their voice" is just non-literal.
Thank u Sooo much for your course. Downloaded all of it. Altho.... You are correct... Your drawings aren't great. But you are so informative and awesome!
Is there a software for visualizing the initial 'p's. 'b's and intermediate sounds as well? I thought you said the sounds can be analyzed using computer programs. I am curious.
You can record them in Praat (free) and look at the spectrograms if you're talking about waveforms. If you're talking about diagrams of the mouth, smu-facweb.smu.ca/~s0949176/sammy/
this is amazing you literally save my exam! been struggling with linguistics the whole semester but in this one video you explained it better than my professor! keep up the great work!
Where r u from
This is truly an excellent introduction. I have a PhD in linguistics, and I will be using this and probably other videos in your series to help my language consultants better understand what we are doing when we analyze their language.
thank you for these videos! i was interested in linguistics casually and these videos give me the exact level of understanding i want.
I'm coming from the exact same position haha
im grade 12 student from the philippines wanting to study linguistics but cannot bec. it's rare and only those private univ. offered this course. thank you for more info. Ive been dreaming to be a linguist since I was 13 and I wish it'll happen. Labai Aciu! 😁
Ruther Rivera Hope you get to live out your dreams buddy.
Yep me too. Linguistics sana course ko pero halos wala naman sa pinas more on major courses programs ay english.
Ako naman hindi linguistics ang first choice ko kundi Journalism, kaya yun ang kinuha ko. Graduating na ako this year pero ang balak kong kumuha ng MA Linguistics sa UP. Kung di ka nag-linguistics sa college pwede pa naman mag-masters hehe. Goodluck!
hahaha thanks guys. UPDATE: I took AB English Language Studies (similar to AB Linguistics). Sadly, I didn't had the chance to actually take Linguistics. Tryna maintain my grades para maabot ko na 'yung plano ko to further my Masters on UP :D
Hey are you still wishing to linguistics?
Wonderful❤️❤️❤️ I can't understand how people unlike a video as beneficial as this!!!! Thank you for making me prepared for tomorrow's first lecture of linguistics ❤️❤️❤️❤️
yes i would agree
I have an exam tomorrow, the teacher who supposed to explain those lessons didn't.. So your explanation was so helpful thank you
You are right you suck at drawing but your explanations are amazing. Thank you for the efforts.Your videos helps a lot.
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Fellow army
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what an aweful complement to make.
@@jesusstudentbrett I'm bad at compliments. Sorryyyyyyyyyyyy
I love listening to your voice. Great job!
+12cares Danke!
12cares just started watching but this will great for me. I majored in linguistics and now I want to go do a masters/phd but it's been 4 years so I need to go refresh everything in my mind.
I'm in the early stages of studying Japanese, thinking about being an English tutor... and my name is Trevor.
TheTrevTutor?
Perfect!
Thank you for this playlist, really helps me for English Linguistics exam on an understandable level!
I took Japanese back in my weeb years...
and they sort of group together certain consonant sounds
such as cases like: ha(は) ba(ば) and pa(ぱ)
they just have little notations to indicate how to pronounce them differently.
it might be dumb but I think that was one of my favorite part of the language.
WEEB YEARS
KokoroKaisen wow I relate
Weeb years haha, brilliant.
there's no such thing as weeb years my friend. once a weeb, weeb for life
Thanks a lot fromTurkey. I’ve just graduated from high school and I was looking into some Linguistics schools but I didn’t understand anything until I watched this video. Thanks again 😊😊
Dear TheTrevTutor, I am preparing for a linguistics master exam. Your videos are helping me a lot. The way you approach things is as clear as light! Thanks and best wishes from Istanbul.
Syntax: structure of language
Semantics: meaning of language
Morphology: structure of words (tense, plural/singular)
Phonetics: sounds
Phonology: patterns of sounds
I just had my first lecture where literally no one understood anything from the professor
I just watched this and you explained super well everything made sense to me
At 3:40, what you drew was actually a wug.
Thanks for this, simple to understand and a good overview. Loved the drawings. Careers paths or opportunities would've been interesting to have in the overview.
I have Linguistic exam in 2 days and your videos really help me a lot!
Thanks for the video boss. I really want to learn linguistics as my major but I cannot really make time to go back to school because if the nature of my work. Your videos really help a lot
Thank you. I subscribed and will donate. I'm studying a foreign language and this has helped.
What a fascinating topic this is especially about the sounds of particular letters like /p/ and /b/. Thank for the introduction.
when the words of sounds:phonetics
sounds came together: phonology
words became together: morphology
words became together and create sentence : syntax
focuses on the study of meaning in language and looks at the words and relationship between them and their references to uses of the language : semantics
I like your method you explain things so clearly👍👍
Right
Your video helps a lot, it gives the necessary explanation to at least get to a basic level of understanding. Cheers
Your dog is ambiguous lol
Stephan Ofosuhene lol
that aint a dog thats an undiscovered pokemon
I just want to say thank you SO much! I've been trying to internalize all these aspects for my upcoming exam, but somehow had trouble to do so. Since I'm not a native speaker, it is somewhat more difficult to differentiate the content of the extensive lectures between the important and incidental aspects. This video has helped me enormously!
So i tap these video because i want to learn more in English Linguistic Languages, And of the other information about you're explaining in this videos Thank you so much, Many people Us learned. and I'm the one.
This series is succinct and very helpful. Thank you!
hey
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I'm going to eat all of these videos up this coming week. thank you very much for these uploads, sir!
This is amazing. Very well done, sir!
Barely checking this out now. I've always had an enjoyment for the written word, where it comes from, and analyzing it more. (Bookworm). Thanks for the overview! Great content.
Than you for this great video. Learnt so much. Would very much appreciate a video that explains the difference between paradigmatic and syntagmatic relationship in linguistics
Syntax 1:25
Semantics: 3:28
Morphology: 6:20
Phonetics: 9:15
Phonology: 11:10
11:06 "languages like korean can hear the difference"
me: **ㅍ, ㅃ and ㅂ war flashbacks**
the explanation is so clear, it is very useful for me as a reference of studying and teaching of this subject to my student. I' ll apreciate it of your learning chanel about linguistics. Thanks a lot
Love the drawing of the dog 😅 ❤
Thank you so much .Your way of explaining is amazing . Cheers from Morocco ❤❤
Pretty simple and comprehensible Introduction. Thank you. 🖤
I am writing my thesis on TAG so I was interested to have a look at the basics of linguistics. However, when I came to the section about the unaspirated [p] it answered my question about why in US people think my name starts with a B when I say it the way it is pronounced in my mother language :D I always knew the difference of how people pronounce P with a gust of air in English, but without that in Bangla, but now I know what it is in terms of linguistics. Thank you :D
I appreciate the way how you explain all that! Great!
Welllll I think I just found my major😁 Thank you so much for this video!
Straightforward and educational, so helpful 👌🏼👌🏼
He teaches better than my teachers lol and i’m gonna learn from here now✌🏻
THANK YOU VERY MUCH. THIS REALLY SAVE TIME AND ENERGY
It vital explanation, thank you for make me prepared for my first lecture of linguistics ❤.
Thanks for your great contribution. I love your videos !
Wow you have a great style in explaining the subject
Thank you for this really useful video and keep up the good work
very informative, educational and easy to understand...kepp up the good work, well done..
Your explanations are perfect. Thanks a lot!!!
This is the lesson my teacher taugh us🥺😍😍
This is fun and chill, thank you so much
this will help me a lot thank you so much❤
You are still using your “vocal folds” you can feel it in your throat for the /b/ in /bei/. It is never transcribed as a /p/ in any phonetic spellings. One may still be aspirated over the other, but they are not the same sound. I was listening to your voice and it was very clear that you were vocalizing the b.
I, too, perceived that /b/ as a distinctly voiced sound, but I'm aware that the sound quality of a RUclips video and first language influence can play tricks on one's brain. However, /peɪ/ does look like a very awkward transcription for "bay", even in a narrow phonetic transcription. I understand that the voice onset time of /b/ in onset position is significantly shorter than /p/, but vocal folds do vibrate when you say "bay", so I don't see how it can be positive like that of unaspirated voiceless stops.
Don't discourage people to look philosopher, let them teach the people.
Good video. I also suggest put more elaborated and precise definitions for the terminologies. Otherwise, it is difficult to distinguish similar concepts, and may might run into troubles on multiple choice exams
I just wanna say thank you so making such wonderful videos.
what are the approaches
in theorizing linguistics?
Sr, This is awesome! you're helping me a lot.
Your explanation is great but those cats and dogs look like bugs lol
lmfao! bugs, 233333
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i definitely agree 😂 they're like ticks or those bugs that u find in dogs 😂
The lecture is in the form of in a nut shell. I like it, keep it up Sir.
Thanks.Hope I could be a linguist.I am learning learning languages as much as possible.I am Sri Lankan of 16 years old.I am Nakeetha.☺☺☺
How can presupposition lead to meaning Creation?
Thank you for the video, it’s clear and easy to understand. Btw I like your voice
Great work. Can I know what software you use for video
Do you also cover advanced syntax? Doing my Master's after 7 years away from my first syntax class.
My [Syntax] series covers more in-depth generative syntax with x-bar theory. Not up to little vps, or Adger-level minimalism though.
Ok. Thanks though. Your introductory videos are helpful as well. I had forgotten a lot of those concepts.
Thank you. Your channel helps me a lot.
Thank you for the hard work
Thank you so much this is very helpful.
From Iraq 🇮🇶
Thank you for this video! very helpful.
thank you
your videos are really helpful.
That phonetics thing put chill down my spine.
Our prof. Said that we should start with properties of the language then phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, pragmatics
Just love it.
Very grateful
i liked ur vedio i really enjoyed u explained the lesson in a very simple way so can u plz explaon written expression
Your explanation of phonology 🙏🏽
Simply brilliant!
I really want linguistics to disappear from the studies 😑
Wtf happen with you?
Don't you want to disappear the rationality of the world too?
@@bellringer929 lol
hopefully math😅,bc languages is fun😊
Wowww thankyouuuu so much man....you are just...too good❤️
Thank you for sharing this video. Are you a speech therapist? Could you also explain what Psycho linguistics is?
Hi nice lesson. What software do you use??
I’m particularly interested in “English linguistics”, is there a branch of it in linguistics major? Thank you so much! Really love your way of clarifying things!
If you look at any North American course or major in linguistics it will focus on English first and other languages afterwards. My series all focus primarily on English before looking at other languages.
TheTrevTutor Thank you so much for your reply! Does that mean during my undergraduate years, I will mainly concentrate on English linguistics?
I can't hear the difference in the b in bay and eBay. I am from western Canada and you have my interest.
This series re very helpful. Thank you.
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What about Pragmatics? should it not be mentioned?
This is great,your explanation is easy to understand.I've been struggling so much with linguistics and now i benefit a lot from your video.Great work 👌👏
Thanks a lot sir.This video was quite helpful,but I couldn't differentiate between phonetics and phonology.
+hayat Shah Phonetics is about the analysis of individual sounds, phonology is about how those sounds interact with each other and how speakers produce them in different contexts. Phonology also analyzes stress, tone, pitch, intonation, and other features in speech.
Will this course help me with preparing for IOL (International Linguistics Olympiad)?
Thankyou so Much Sir
Cool stuff; Great vid; And a great tutor.
First of all Trev, I really enjoyed this video. I look forward to watching your other ones. If you have one on genre and text analysis or systemic functional linguistics, that would be AWESOME!
Second, this might not be your area of expertise but why do people (including yourself in this excellent lesson) say on a video "leave some comments so I can hear what you...". Wouldn't it be more correct to say "leave some comments so I can read what you..."?
Thank you so much!!!
It's not the literal use of the word "hear" to mean "physically hear". People want their "voices heard", which isn't literal. So "hearing their thoughts" or "hearing their voice" is just non-literal.
Thank you for taking the time to explain that - it makes complete sense! :D
Please keep up with the amazing work you do :)
Thank u Sooo much for your course. Downloaded all of it. Altho.... You are correct... Your drawings aren't great. But you are so informative and awesome!
Loved learning from you.
Think's for this informative
Video.
Hi, may I ask what software stacks you use to make this video?
Your lessons are easy to follow. :) I subscribed.
Really appreciate these videos!
Is there a software for visualizing the initial 'p's. 'b's and intermediate sounds as well? I thought you said the sounds can be analyzed using computer programs. I am curious.
You can record them in Praat (free) and look at the spectrograms if you're talking about waveforms. If you're talking about diagrams of the mouth, smu-facweb.smu.ca/~s0949176/sammy/
Your drawing is amazing ❤️😂
I kinda fell in love with you, by just hearing your voice 😄
Ive been thinking of creating a language for a series ive been workin on and i hope linguistics helps me
TheVeganFreerunner I’ve been doin the same!!