TYP104 - Types of Language Change I

[@saadiahbintiabdulmanaphali5011]

The lecture is very informative..however, it will be more organised if it is taught by just one lecturer because having two teachers teaching can be confusing and difficult to follow.. danke

[@nothandodube2907]

i concur

[@simonecordeddu4783]

Thanks for the video.
Just a footnote: "amerò" in Italian has a graphic accent on the last syllable, you forgot it.

[@pleindespoir]

When I learnt English, we learned the irregular form.

[@rosminazuchri9090]

Professor, Iam coming again

[@ratnanirupama]

In Sanskrit it is pitra not piter( the pronunciation)

[@snimothy]

Feminine words in OE never occurred in the Instrumental

[@IvanVAmado]

Man! My teacher says there are ten types of language changes. :(

[@Kanjese]

This is very useful; however, in NAE, we would pronounce cat as /‎kæt/ or as /kʰæt/ˌ more so than /kɑːt/

[@SeanCitizen]

They actually never mentioned cat, I assumed they were talking about "cot"