[Phonology] SPE Phonological Rules

We introduce SPE Rules in Phonology.
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[@JohnSmith-vc7md]

Thank you...My instructor assumed that we knew this stuff and assigned homework that I had no idea how to do. This is awesome. Saved my day. I'm going to go ahead and watch all of your phonology videos.

[@whtsxz]

we were asked to make a presentation abt this stuff and I don't have any idea what it is lol

[@chenceline9532]

Thank you for your video. It helps me a lot in learning linguistics as a first-year graduate student. Why can you explain phonology in a such a comfortable way with a gentle and tender sounds😊

[@0kang532]

Thank you ! Even my professor doesn't teach this as deeply as you do

[@mahnimohamed9185]

you're good teacher , thank u so much brother ..

[@patriciadoodles1040]

Hey, I just noticed that there is a little mistake in the rule for Schwa insertion because if a schwa is inserted before a voiced stop the features for the voiced stop should be [-son,-cont, -del rel, +voice]. We have to include the [-cont] as well because if we only use the features [-son, -del rel, +voice] all the voiced fricatives would still be included.
But thanks for your great explanations they really helped me !

[@user-jz4kn5tx4d]

isn't fricatives [+dr]?

[@ciel_nadouch5648]

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And I'm your biggest fan also, thank you so much.

[@monavie9110]

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[@ray12812]

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[@laurengroeger1684]

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[@mohamedboujida8910]

Thank you so much

[@mdau]

For low unrounded vowels can [-high] be considered redundant? Because according to the vowel chart in the last video all [+low] are already [-high]

[@kuro_omie]

God bless you for this video

[@amychan6820]

Why is there -son AND -del rel for the features of stops at the same time? I understand the delay release part, but dunno why -sonorant should be here :p thanks!

[@youssefboudar5014]

8:33 why you gave the futures of -DR to a stop ? because if we excluded the affricates we will still have fricatives which aren't -cont?

[@lineyoon]

Thanks. One question? In the last segment of the clip, /m/ and /n/ are said to be [-son] , right? , However, those two phonemes are +son(orant).

[@Trevtutor]

Oh no. My bad! Yes, they should be +son.

[@kimbabyo9513]

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[@danastinson292]

How do sum up the following to write down a rule? :
1.(-son, +cont, +str, +cor), these are s z ʃ ʒ, but whats the preamble?
2. (+son, -cont) ; can I just say Fricatives?
3. (+son, -cont) (-cons)
4. (-cons)

[@03287AR]

thank you for this video my professor sucks but you saved me

[@walidiper6328]

Please can you tell me how to read the (Y) in the following phonological rule?
A -> B/ X(Y) __ Z

[@bonbonpony]

What's the difference between the diphthong [ei] and the vowel-glide combination [ej] ?
Or a diphthong [eu] and the vowel-glide combination [ew] ?

[@Trevtutor]

Not really any difference. A lot of beginner textbooks use vowel-glides for some reason.

[@aminebahlaouane3604]

14:29, nasals are [+sonorant] not [-sonoronat]

[@MultiWeb23]

Why do we write +low and -high, it is redundant, isn't it?

[@PhoxKiD]

It can be -low and -high which is middle

[@noncedokhumalo5887]

Why /m/ is -sonorant..yet in the phonological features chat is +son

[@kritiistimid]

plz re-explain it with example it will reach more clear plz sir

[@JohnSmith-vc7md]

∅ > A / X _ Y . Ok, so "Foxy" should be "Foxay." ;)

[@imtihanatq]

you're helpful than my lecturer, but please be clearer like be more specific, if u had a previous explanation please give in the description for the link. I really beg you. Because, I have no idea what is this about. The lecturer ask me to write rules ofthe process but I can't find the text book about it anywhere.

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