Cant believe I get everything clear in only around 6 minutes. This is much helpful than sitting 1 hour in the class with hours of reading textbook the night before. Thank you so much! :)
This is glorious, been searching for "working with preschoolers who stutter" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Deyarper Especial Dominance - (search on google ) ? It is an awesome one off guide for discovering how to get rid of your stuttering once and for all without the headache. Ive heard some great things about it and my friend got great success with it.
Absolutely brilliant. I wish my teacher was this clear. Instead, I have to teach myself everything outside of class. But thank you for making this easy to understand and follow video about this! Truly a life saver.
I have always been interested in linguistics but studied it as a minor component to foreign language study. I am now tutoring ESOL and this video is so helpful and far more user friendly than the dry books I have been referring to.
This is what I've learned in university a couple of years ago. I'm totally in love with linguistics but unfortunately after graduation I got an inadequate job that's irrelevant to my strong suit. An work that shows me how weak and hopeless I am. I quit my job a month ago and now doing what brings joy happiness and peace in the soul. Accidentally I see your video today and I'm incredibly happy now I don't know why but I know that I'm rusty for a while and need to regain the lost wisdom. Thank you for inspiring me to greater efforts 😌
Thank you so much for this! I'll have to watch it again because it is a lot of information but you categorize, explain and provide visual aids so well that it's just a matter of remembering for the viewer. Thank you!
it's really helpful for me teacher. the way ur teaching is really clearly and smoothly. I'm grateful had found this channel to help myself wanna be better on linguistic course.❤ May god blesses u teacher
Today I was on my first chinese lesson... we begun with pronunciation of course, but just after I saw this video I could understand how to pronunciate correctly CH, SH and ZH. It´s really amazing how science can help us to understand the way people learn.
awesome lecture you deserve nothing but only the best. i had totally failed to understand the lecturers but thanks be to God who made you ease my understanding and research. thank you, eyalama noi, webale nyo
Thanks. This video helped me to understand Sanskrit pronunciation (by applying the concept taught in this video to different classes of Sanskrit consonants) more clearly than reading the description from many books. Thank you so much for making this video.
Thank you for creating this helpful video! One suggestion, avoid gendered phrases such as “adam’s apple if you are male”. All individuals have a “thyroid notch”, the anatomical term for Adam’s apple, but it is more pronounced in individuals who had a testosterone induced puberty. Encouraging folx to place their hands on their larynx to feel voiced vs unvoiced would suffice without gendering the exercise.
god I wish I had a video like this when I was a kid and struggling to learn how to say things right. this video makes so much sense. a could i dont get but otherwise everything is quite clear and super easy to understand?
Thank you so much for this useful video! I'm currently studying phonetics and phonology and about to have a test this month, you have helped me to pronoun each consonant and explain the manner and the place that each consonant is pronouned! Thank you again!
Thank you for making this video with great and easy visual and vocal examples! This video helped me and a lot of people to understand this topic very easily 🙂👍
Hi, your video on phonetics is crystal clear, and presentation is awesome. I am teaching introduction to linguistics at university of Arizona. May I have you permission to share this video to my students?
Sir,the vedio is super awesome as it tought me ab this articulation of speech sounds which i coudnt understand correctly from the university lectures .Thank u so much..❤
really good video. you should have shown that the AmE 'l' is a 'dark l' everywhere ( which was clear from how you pronounced it), different from the clear l and the dark l of BrE.
Great. Except that (in North American English at least) _s_ and _z_ are not pronounced with the tip of the tongue pointing at the alveolar ridge. The tip of the tongue is touching the back of the lower teeth while the apex of the tongue is held near the space between the alveolar ridge and the upper teeth.
That may be true in some forms of North American English, but in many others, his description is accurate. Which is probably why he, as a North American, used that description.
why are those short videos always better than a fucking one and a half hour of class in university?
quality always beats quantity
True
Because these videos are accompanied with images and you can see also colors. This helps you unconsciously to get the information easily🙌🏻
Because they dumb it down. They don't do a detail explanation, college classes are better but harder to follow
Totally agree 😂😂
Cant believe I get everything clear in only around 6 minutes. This is much helpful than sitting 1 hour in the class with hours of reading textbook the night before. Thank you so much! :)
You're great!!
It's short and sweet
Thanks
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This is glorious, been searching for "working with preschoolers who stutter" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Deyarper Especial Dominance - (search on google ) ? It is an awesome one off guide for discovering how to get rid of your stuttering once and for all without the headache. Ive heard some great things about it and my friend got great success with it.
High five to everyone that is studying for an exam 🖐️
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Test but 🖐🏿
This is really one of the most concise explanation of a topic I have been trying to understand for 4 years. I just figured it out in 6 min!
Absolutely brilliant. I wish my teacher was this clear. Instead, I have to teach myself everything outside of class. But thank you for making this easy to understand and follow video about this! Truly a life saver.
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This video better summed up what 40 pages and a text only power point from my professor could not. Thank you!
You are the best! This video helped me so much in my intro to phonetics class! You explain it so much better than my teacher! THANK YOU! :) God Bless!
All explained concisely merely in 6 minutes. Just mind blowing! can't thank you enough.
This is exactly what I need for my final exam.
I have always been interested in linguistics but studied it as a minor component to foreign language study. I am now tutoring ESOL and this video is so helpful and far more user friendly than the dry books I have been referring to.
Hey, i'm Algerian and i'm studing Phonetics, just checked your video and it helped a lot thanks you :)
This is what I've learned in university a couple of years ago. I'm totally in love with linguistics but unfortunately after graduation I got an inadequate job that's irrelevant to my strong suit. An work that shows me how weak and hopeless I am. I quit my job a month ago and now doing what brings joy happiness and peace in the soul. Accidentally I see your video today and I'm incredibly happy now I don't know why but I know that I'm rusty for a while and need to regain the lost wisdom. Thank you for inspiring me to greater efforts 😌
Thank you so much for this! I'll have to watch it again because it is a lot of information but you categorize, explain and provide visual aids so well that it's just a matter of remembering for the viewer. Thank you!
Dude. God bless you. This taught me more than an entire english course ever did.
This is the best summary I've come across so far. It's so helpful, thanks a lot!
you saved my life for the final exam!!!! you are so amazing thank you so muchhhhh
it's really helpful for me teacher. the way ur teaching is really clearly and smoothly. I'm grateful had found this channel to help myself wanna be better on linguistic course.❤ May god blesses u teacher
Thank u so much. I wish I could become a linguist one day, so it's only imperative that I learn the IPA. Can't go far in the community without it.
Hi, I'm Turkish and I watched this great summary of the topic and really enjoyed it. Thank you so much☺
Today I was on my first chinese lesson... we begun with pronunciation of course, but just after I saw this video I could understand how to pronunciate correctly CH, SH and ZH. It´s really amazing how science can help us to understand the way people learn.
I am applying for a new teaching job where they require basic knowledge of phonetics, which I do not possess.. but thanks to your videos, I will! :)
I am currently practising Conlanging. This video has helped me alot! It made it a lot easier to understand all of these terms. Thank you!
awesome lecture you deserve nothing but only the best. i had totally failed to understand the lecturers but thanks be to God who made you ease my understanding and research. thank you, eyalama noi, webale nyo
Thanks. This video helped me to understand Sanskrit pronunciation (by applying the concept taught in this video to different classes of Sanskrit consonants) more clearly than reading the description from many books. Thank you so much for making this video.
Thank you so much, Evan! Your explanation is simple, clear, and interesting!
most helpful video ever ! thank you so much .
for me too
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Quite impressive 👌
Quite useful for my ESL classes. Thanks very much for this extraordinary video-material. Greetings from Costa Rica
Thank you for this video; you've saved my semester with this video.
I study English over 10 years but this video help me to understand how to pronounce the consonants correctly
Such a useful vedio , i have exam at 12 am and am watching this at 9:22 am
Thank u So much ( from Algeria )
Wow! This short video is way more understandable and easy than my Linguistics lecture.
I can actually say this video helped me understand this a lot more than my lecture. Thank You
I love these videos.They´ve been very helpful for me. Thank you!
me too
Thank you for creating this helpful video! One suggestion, avoid gendered phrases such as “adam’s apple if you are male”. All individuals have a “thyroid notch”, the anatomical term for Adam’s apple, but it is more pronounced in individuals who had a testosterone induced puberty. Encouraging folx to place their hands on their larynx to feel voiced vs unvoiced would suffice without gendering the exercise.
preparing for my exam, that was helpful,
Thank you sir.
this includes everything my teacher failed to teach me. Thanks a lot.
Excellent...Just what one needs before an exam..Crisp and Informative! Thanks for uploading...😊
Thanks so such it took me 6 mins to understand what I have been trying to learn 3 to 4 years of my life
Very well explained Sir, especially the air flow showed in dotted lines and the movement of the tongue.Thank you Sir.
u have no idea how helpful this is, thank you so much
Hats off to your way of teaching Sir.. 😊👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
this is very very helpful thank you very much.. in God Almighty I rely on, so no doubt I will distinct my exams. thank you again.
explaining in a very scientific and systematic way. It couldn't be better!
Please allow me to use this in my class. I really find this presentation very clear and helpful. Thank so you much.
6 min video is better than my teacher's whole classes in one semester
*My professor suggest me to watch this video for learning purposes* 👌 *it helped us a lot* 💯 ✌
your explanation is the best and the simple love from algeria 💌
I love this video ... it was the most helpful video ever
my professor must watch it 👌
The lecture is very clear and easy to understand.
god I wish I had a video like this when I was a kid and struggling to learn how to say things right. this video makes so much sense. a could i dont get but otherwise everything is quite clear and super easy to understand?
Very simple and comprehensive. Thanks! I really enjoyed the video!
Thanks for the teaching from Vietnam 🇻🇳
Concept is so much clearer; thank you.
Thank you so much for this useful video! I'm currently studying phonetics and phonology and about to have a test this month, you have helped me to pronoun each consonant and explain the manner and the place that each consonant is pronouned! Thank you again!
Watching this before my linguistics quiz this is such a good recap🤣
This video is much better than our 1 semester discussion in college huhu
Thank you soooo soooo MUCH. you saved me in my Phonology test !!!
Excellent video. Thanks for your clear and straightforward explanation.
you might save my life on Monday ^^thank you very much!
Thank you so mush ..tomorrow i will have exam in spoken english this video helps a lot .
Thank you for making this video with great and easy visual and vocal examples!
This video helped me and a lot of people to understand this topic very easily 🙂👍
Thank you so much this is my first session in phonetics it helps a lot 💕💕💕
underated channel, thanks you so much !
thank you, no background music, bimbos or distracting silly facial expressions or accents.
I agreed with you.
Just terrible, audio.
Man, I love phonetics. And this only makes me want to learn more. Thanks!
you save my life, thank you for this video!
Thank you so much for the explanation . It really helped me to understand my Uni course lessons!
Wow! This man is an amazing describer!
soo much helpful clear and simple as an english student i really need this thank you .
A marvellous presentation, thanks for such a quality video
Thank you very much, that's much better than read a huge chapter that I have about it.
This semester I'm starting to study phonetics and phonology as a subject, this intro was really helpful, thanks
I do really enjoy the presentation. ❤❤❤❤❤
Great job 👍 veryyyy helpful video thnxxx a lot
God bless you teacher, i could understand everything thanks to you...
This is better than my phonetics class
Beautiful work. Really appreciated.
I LOVE YOU SO MUCH THIS HAD SAVED ME FROM FAILING MY EXAM HOPFULLY LOVE YOU LOOTS SIR PAPPA DADDY
thanks very much. i which i new this before now. this far better than my real teachers
ME Watching This For Tomorrow Exam 😬
Me too proximally. 🥴
Me as well
How was your exam HHhh
Hi! Thank you for sharing these useful videos! I am definitely sharing these to my students.
Hi, your video on phonetics is crystal clear, and presentation is awesome. I am teaching introduction to linguistics at university of Arizona. May I have you permission to share this video to my students?
im 4 years late. but yes you can
You were teaching at the University of Arizona, but you don't even speak English? What are they paying for?
@San Anton Right! I am really grateful for u of A. And I am still learning English every day. English is so hard, man 😫.
Such a descriptive way i have ever seen.
that was straight to the point , thank you
thank you very much! your explanation is simple and clear! you're the best!
Second time I watch , really great excellent job
Sir,the vedio is super awesome as it tought me ab this articulation of speech sounds which i coudnt understand correctly from the university lectures .Thank u so much..❤
Muchais gracias, saludos de Argentina!!!
1:51 place of articulation
3:14 manner of articulation
Great video!💁🏽♀️😃Thank you. 👍🏼❤️
Mind blowing sir...fabulous 😍❤
Think you so much professor and this lecture is very useful to me.
Really helpful video!! Please keep doing it, I need to know this 100% for my phonetic english class :(
Thanks very much vor uploading this video, is it very clear and useful as well... now all i have to do is memorize all those things!
really good video. you should have shown that the AmE 'l' is a 'dark l' everywhere ( which was clear from how you pronounced it), different from the clear l and the dark l of BrE.
palatolingual 2:40
linguoalveolar 2:28
labiodental 2:06
bilabial 1:56
Wow one of the most helpful videos I've found thank you so much
I really loved your explanation! Thanks a lot!
Great. Except that (in North American English at least) _s_ and _z_ are not pronounced with the tip of the tongue pointing at the alveolar ridge. The tip of the tongue is touching the back of the lower teeth while the apex of the tongue is held near the space between the alveolar ridge and the upper teeth.
That may be true in some forms of North American English, but in many others, his description is accurate. Which is probably why he, as a North American, used that description.
When I say s and z, the tip of my tongue is not actually touching my teeth, but is close, and about at a mid height in my mouth. I’m from the Midwest.
its so perfect i understand more information such as about phonotics thanks
most important to all students of linguistics.