[Introduction to Linguistics] Minimal Pairs, Allophones, Data Sets

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Is this a re-upload? Thank you for your hard work! I love your Linguistics videos

[@Trevtutor]

Re-doing the Intro series to be more legible and communicated a little better. I've had more experience with teaching this material in a university now, so it's helped me shape these videos a little better. Phonetics in particular is hugely improved over the old version.

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What about generative phonology videos

[@mian4349]

well explained

[@faizatabib556]

so can we say that the voiced [l] and the voiceless [! ] are Allophones of the same Phoneme?

[@Trevtutor]

In English, yes.

[@MrTaoufiik]

And in Khmer, they might be different phonemes right !

[@Trevtutor]

I don't think Khmer has a devoiced [l] surface in their speech at all.

[@MrTaoufiik]

TheTrevTutor Okay thank you :)

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2 allophones of the same phoneme

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