[Introduction to Linguistics] Phonological Rules and Derivation

[@sarahtemraz7221]

thanks so much. i just skimmed all of these videos within 1.5 hrs for my linguistics test tomorrow. you've expertly summed up and simplified so many of these core concepts and i will proceed to take some of your practice tests on your website ! i can't thank you enough :) you're also v interesting to listen to (not boring like other lectures), so thanks for that as well!

[@ineslozano1282]

8 years since you posted these and they were super helpful for my linguistics test and helped me understand much better!! thank you so much

[@defne6536]

thank you so much for this video! i'm revising for my intro to phonology class and online lectures make it a bit difficult to understand certain topics - this video has helped me a lot to understand rules!

[@lisiwulff8494]

Thank you very much. skimmed all these videos for tomorrow linguistics exam :D

[@housnaaouad5428]

Thank you for assisting me through my academic years 💜

[@captainbritain7379]

I feel so honoured being given such a special task!

[@best7927]

Amazing courses congratulation ; but i noticed that morphology is little bit tough to be grasped easily lol :)

[@huethen5454]

Hi Travel, thank you so much for your awesome video. I believe at 18:00 you made a mistake. Instead of coronor property, I think you meant dorsal property?

[@tabolihk1]

you are the best, I wish I found your video earlier Q_Q

[@fifa8388]

Hear here!

[@kitchu1269]

how to determine the underlying phonemic form and phonological processes which result in the surface phonetic form [hudjusi]?

[@pilateswithsamantha]

So very helpful! Thank you!

[@sultanyousefabdullahabdull6124]

Excellent!
Thanks ,its real a great thing

[@yulijuliolivia]

Where can I find the exams on your website? Thank you!

[@ameenalgamal.9741]

I think you've mixed between underlying and surface explanation?

[@Sallyhabib1]

Excellent video Thanks!!

[@sayuri_vibes]

Have you made a video about deletion?

[@Trevtutor]

Not specifically, but you should be able to do it with what's presented in the video.

[@emabach3740]

thank you so much for your effort! all the courses were so usefull.

[@davidphilipsmusic]

Amazing stuff, many tnx

[@yeisonguevara]

Thank you very much!!

[@111190dennis]

Why did you take the continuant out (-cont)? isn't it better just to add + stop

[@Trevtutor]

There’s no such feature as +stop so we can’t use non-features.

[@Sophiasisi]

nopeee still don't get it lol fml

[@AndrzejLondyn]

AmE :-(

[@dr2926]

this is so fucking confusing