Hello Mr. Evan Ashworth. It's 2014 video but I watch it on 2023. I want to thank you because of your very good presentation of phonetics, and I admit that you are a great presenter because I can understand all your explanation very clearly as an audience. Once again, thank you so much.
My teacher was out sick today so I'm watching this in my room right now. I'm glad class was canceled because when you said, "You are not human" I was CRACKING UP for a long time.
i was about to confess that i count feel vibration when saying /s/ when i realized it has blown my cover as an alien spy from planet Sun ; you got me Professor .
Evan definetly explains clearly and ı think found the best way for our ''easy'' understanding. Moreover he has smooth accent, it works on non native Eng speakers. Thank you Ev!
I love this. The story of language is a book on this. I no phonetics, not so much allophones. Actually, I do. I could have become a speech specialist for kids. One option. Simultaneous interpreter was what I wished for the most. Thank you.
Thank you very much. I’m studying in the university and the explanation wasn’t very good, but after this video I understood a lot of things. Thank you for it❤❤❤❤❤
Hi, thank you so much for all of the information. It is great. The only thing that I wanted to ask you, should there be a short u sound added to every consonant? I hear that you say wu and yu, pu, gu, etc.
Sir would you continue to make English video content? Its really help me a lot as a English Student, sometimes i get confused when understanding the material in class, but when i saw your video it make me understand
Hi Anna. Well, devoicing and aspiration CAN occur in the same environment (e.g., "cat" + PLURAL = [kæts]-- note that PLURAL is devoiced after form ending in voiceless stop vs. "hands" [hæanz"] where the plural is voiced because it follows a voiced stop) but they don't have to. Also, if I understand your question correctly, devoicing and and aspiration affect different groups of sounds in the sense that, for example, the PLURAL morpheme can either be realized as voiced [z] or devoiced [s], but aspiration pertains (almost always) to voiceless stops. I hope that helps!
My apologies for my years-late response, but the reason these categories are left out is because, when I initially created this video, the target audience was literally students in an introductory linguistics class I was co-teaching, and I wanted that discussion to mirror the discussion (and layout) as was in the textbook The Study of Language.
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Hello Mr. Evan Ashworth. It's 2014 video but I watch it on 2023. I want to thank you because of your very good presentation of phonetics, and I admit that you are a great presenter because I can understand all your explanation very clearly as an audience. Once again, thank you so much.
That alien joke caught me off guard so damn much. For some reason the delivery is just so cut and dry and awesome. You are an awesome teacher.
My teacher was out sick today so I'm watching this in my room right now. I'm glad class was canceled because when you said, "You are not human" I was CRACKING UP for a long time.
Wakakakak
Thank you for the lesson you definitely explain better than my teacher who jumps from one thing to an other quickly
😂😂😂😂...so we got the same teacher.
My teacher too
😂😂😂😂 cute
Smiles....sorry for that,I wasn't taught well too
LOOOL 😂
i was about to confess that i count feel vibration when saying /s/ when i realized it has blown my cover as an alien spy from planet Sun ; you got me Professor .
Actually I have never ever seen a video lesson that comes even close to this awesome video. Absolutely great work. Thank you.
provided that I pass the midterm test, you'll be the one I am grateful to so much
Your teaching is simple, clear, objective and interesting. Great thanks
Honestly, the explanation was much clearer than the white clouds. Thank you very much.
I literally got an A+ at phonetics thanks to your lessons, Thank you so much❤️✨
these videos are saviours. Thanks a tonne.
Thank you so much for this video! You speak very cleary i am german and understand every word you say :)
Evan definetly explains clearly and ı think found the best way for our ''easy'' understanding. Moreover he has smooth accent, it works on non native Eng speakers. Thank you Ev!
I m glad, I was led here. A great lesson from a great specialist. Thanks for the value you added
Super extraordinary linguistic coach 👌
With much belief in you! I really appreciate your time (and you )
You are better than my phonetics and phonology teacher. Thanks a lot!
Hello,tutor Evan Ashworth, this video is really shapped me up, God reward you Sir
Been studying hours straight his joke really just cracked me up, i'm having a much better day. Thanks teacher
You are an epidome of perfect professor in Applied linguistics
this dude saving lifes... thank you
Thank you so much for this ♥️♥️♥️♥️😭😭😭😭I wish professors like you teach every student
really thankful for my best teacher EVAN ASHWORTH,,i am student of master digree in english this video make me more clear about this topics ,,,,
That, "you're not human n you should get that checked out". cracked me up.
Thank you Evan for this very informative video. It helps me to get higher in better understanding English.
You are a wonderful facilitator. 🖤🖤🖤
Eloquent teaching, thanks!
I love this. The story of language is a book on this. I no phonetics, not so much allophones. Actually, I do. I could have become a speech specialist for kids. One option. Simultaneous interpreter was what I wished for the most. Thank you.
I would like to thank you so much for this informative lecture. I am keen to master English language with big desire to be a good linguist one day.
Mohammed Al-Ghamdi Same lmao soo how did u do with ur master
Thank so much for this very informative lecture
You made this difficult lesson much more easier for us who don't speak English language.
love the way you explain
Awesome lecture... Sir, I am from Bangladesh
thank you so much
you are an excellent teacher
god bless you .
Thank you. You explain better than my teacher
Indeed he is linguistics teacher and knows well what is teaching
thanku sir,,ur video made my concepts clearer.
Thank you so much for this to-the-point video ❤
This is really helpful . Your teaching is amaizing
I start to study linguistics again on my holidays bcs of your notif was appeared on my phone! ty for making me use my brain again :'D
The best teacher ever ......
Thanks for explaining so well!
Thank you very much. I’m studying in the university and the explanation wasn’t very good, but after this video I understood a lot of things. Thank you for it❤❤❤❤❤
İ used to get the best scores in this subject because of this man... Guys he is the best!! Thanks alot
This video has helped me alot. Thank you sir
very clear explanation. thank you!
wow!! I need this class last week!!
you made my life easier . thank you!
thank you for your wonderful lesson
Imagine having u as my teacher instead of these selfish aliens 😪 ...
Grateful for you sir💞
Thanks!!
Hi, thank you so much for all of the information. It is great. The only thing that I wanted to ask you, should there be a short u sound added to every consonant? I hear that you say wu and yu, pu, gu, etc.
this is better than my whole book ..
great video, Thank you.
Wow! Evan thanks a lot for this explication I neede to it a lot
Brilliant, i dont need to go to lecture anymore after watching most of ur videos :)
Me too
I don't need to attend my lectures 😊
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hahahahaahaha "you should get that check out" saying that wearing a serious face, aliens gonna be nervous.
I love it. Thanks a million
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Merve Tosun did you understand the concept please let me know
Thank you sir for amazing video .plz do more videos on this topic.
I am very thankful to you sir Evan Ashworth, I understood more clearly after watching this video....... and I consider you as one of my best teachers.
Thanks , excellent video , this video help me very much (=
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If I pass this exam, I am not human and I am definetly gonna check that out.
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Thank you so much dear, sir.I'm struggling for mastering english from Bangladesh.
Think you very much I have exam tomorrow and you are was very helpful 😭😭✌️️
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thank you for the the lesson u explain much and better than our university teacher who just kept his evil eyes on wazire kotaniye girls
Thank you🙏 I have exam tomorrow. I study english and you are my Help☺️
Way better than my professor! I wish you were my professor 😭
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this is so helpful
Sir would you continue to make English video content? Its really help me a lot as a English Student, sometimes i get confused when understanding the material in class, but when i saw your video it make me understand
Good explation
Thanks dear teacher
Alot to remember
Good...
I finaly understand this phonetics after yeas of strugling with my teacher
Thanks sir 🙏
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Thanks....
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salaam to that who follows the true guidance of islaam. i am unable to comprehend liquid phonemes
Aaah, if I could have get such a techer for criticism 😢
Is it true that devoicing and aspiration occur in the same environment but affect different groups of sounds?
Hi Anna. Well, devoicing and aspiration CAN occur in the same environment (e.g., "cat" + PLURAL = [kæts]-- note that PLURAL is devoiced after form ending in voiceless stop vs. "hands" [hæanz"] where the plural is voiced because it follows a voiced stop) but they don't have to. Also, if I understand your question correctly, devoicing and and aspiration affect different groups of sounds in the sense that, for example, the PLURAL morpheme can either be realized as voiced [z] or devoiced [s], but aspiration pertains (almost always) to voiceless stops. I hope that helps!
IM GETTING IT
I'm not human... jk! I'm ordinary. Thank you for your videos. They are very helpful!
Yes
I should check up..
3:06 Why isn't pharyngeal and retroflex written down?
My apologies for my years-late response, but the reason these categories are left out is because, when I initially created this video, the target audience was literally students in an introductory linguistics class I was co-teaching, and I wanted that discussion to mirror the discussion (and layout) as was in the textbook The Study of Language.
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