My intro to linguistics class just started on phonolgy today, and I walked out of class not having a clue what was going on and feeling totally defeated. This video made what I learned in class today all come together and actually make sense. Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video!
Hi everyone, thanks so much for your comments! Also, Dr. Lecter, I was writing [stap] 'stop' and [tap] 'top' to demonstrate the difference between the unaspirated and aspirated [t]. Please don't eat me.
étsh ay be Hi! Thanks for your feedback! In response to your question, basically, allophones are in complementary distribution, while phonemes are in contrastive distribution. Once you have identified that two or more sounds represent allophones of the same phoneme, you need to state the environment for each of those allophones. That is, you might notice that, for example, one allophone appears only between vowels, while another allophone occurs, for example, before nasal sounds. Of course, what counts as an allophone or as a phoneme will differ from language to language, so be sure to look closely for patterns that emerge in the dataset you are looking at. I hope that helps!
My god, half a year of linguistics and phonology lectures and only after this video did I actually understand what phonemes and allophones are, thank you so much!!
This is absolutely wonderful. Concise and informative. I graduated from Linguistics BA years ago, so I couldn't have told you the difference without looking it up. Now I don't have to. I recalled it, and then you explained it so clearly. Thank you for this series.
I understood this perfectly within a short time whereas with my proof, I didn't really understand anything during our 4 hour class that focused on the phonemes' chapter. Thank you!
to check my understanding as good as enough: a phoneme is the smallest unit of sounds that distinguish one word from another while allophones are the variant pronunciation of the same phoneme, the change of phoneme results in a whole change in the words meaning in contrast to allophones they Don't change the meaning but the pronunciation of the words may sound unfamiliar Thank u so much it's never been so easier than this
"a phoneme is the smallest unit of sounds", here have a little bit of misunderstanding, a phoneme is not the smallest unit of sounds, it is just the mental unit of sounds in your mind, because a phoneme just exit in your mental, the mental represent of different sounds.
Wow I've been watching all of your videos in the past 24 hours and I can't get enough. For someone who is really interested in linguistics and has to write a thesis about phonology this really helps and I'd hoped that there would be more on your channel. Greetings from Germany :)
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Thank you so much to make this lesson much more clearer than my teacher. What a relief to have on the Internet people who knows how to teach in a simple way.
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Thank you so much for your enlightened teaching. i have been listening to most of your linguistic teaching. they are all fantastic! from a Tibetan in India
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My linguistics professor has a very thick Chinese accent and doesn't explain things very well so I found this video to be quite informative and helpful. Thanks!
I love your videos on Syntax, they really help me in understanding the topic. I hope you'll be posting more new videos in future because you're a good tutor/presenter! Love from Malaysia.
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Wow this video helps me a lot!!! Now I can absolutely find the difference between allophones and phonemes. thanks a lot! -from south korean university student
Amazing job explaining a tricky concept! I was having great difficulty understanding this one but I feel I understand it well after watching your video. Thanks!
Thank you for this video. I generally have no issues with Linguistics but for some reason minimal pairs always tripped me up. This video gives the subject clarity!
Thanks so much for this! My classes are online and my Intro to Language class has 0 lectures, I'm pretty much paying to teach myself from worksheets (and UA-cam videos). This helped me understand so much more than any of the info my professor provided
Hi sir, I like your discussions. Hope you will create more related on Linguistics! I am studying rn through online classes and I need further explanations about components of language. Just continue what you are doing because you really helps me a lot! ❤️ More blessings! You are a gift to us!
Sir, thank you soo much for these uploads. You are a great blessing. I watched all your linguistic vedios you explained soo much better than my lecturers. Please keep uploading these vedios. I would greatly appreciate if you could upload vedios for pragmatics and semantics as well. God bless you!
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Any ideas about tune, tone, inflection, rhythm, timing, pause, linking, contractions? I am not sure if this is called prosody or intonation. .. How to analyze primarily tune/intonation/inflection of a unit: word, thought group, sentence and how to write it down? What symbols and terminology are used here? So far you broke the sounds into pieces (allophones) but how do you put the pieces back together? How do you connect the sounds back again and in what pattern? How is intonation and inflection connected to Syntax tree structure? How much inflection and what types are there? What meaning tone and inflections communicate? What is the terminology here? What is tone (allotone) or pitch (allopitch) - is there a such thing in English)? Are voiced and unvoiced consonants intonated in English?... What is stylistic phonetics?
Thank you so much for clarifying in 10 minutes everything my prof jumbled into a 3 hour lecture
I guess your professor didn't give any example, did he?
Are you still alive or are you dead? I mean 6 years :P
No fr lol here i am 7 years after ur comment and having the exact same problem lol
Yeah this lecture is great
My intro to linguistics class just started on phonolgy today, and I walked out of class not having a clue what was going on and feeling totally defeated. This video made what I learned in class today all come together and actually make sense. Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video!
Hi everyone, thanks so much for your comments! Also, Dr. Lecter, I was writing [stap] 'stop' and [tap] 'top' to demonstrate the difference between the unaspirated and aspirated [t]. Please don't eat me.
Good stuff, man!
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étsh ay be Hi! Thanks for your feedback! In response to your question, basically, allophones are in complementary distribution, while phonemes are in contrastive distribution. Once you have identified that two or more sounds represent allophones of the same phoneme, you need to state the environment for each of those allophones. That is, you might notice that, for example, one allophone appears only between vowels, while another allophone occurs, for example, before nasal sounds. Of course, what counts as an allophone or as a phoneme will differ from language to language, so be sure to look closely for patterns that emerge in the dataset you are looking at. I hope that helps!
My god, half a year of linguistics and phonology lectures and only after this video did I actually understand what phonemes and allophones are, thank you so much!!
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The video is simple, but you explained in 10 mins what my professor could not in 2 hr! What a great explanation! Thanks alot!
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This is absolutely wonderful. Concise and informative. I graduated from Linguistics BA years ago, so I couldn't have told you the difference without looking it up. Now I don't have to. I recalled it, and then you explained it so clearly. Thank you for this series.
I understood this perfectly within a short time whereas with my proof, I didn't really understand anything during our 4 hour class that focused on the phonemes' chapter. Thank you!
to check my understanding as good as enough: a phoneme is the smallest unit of sounds that distinguish one word from another while allophones are the variant pronunciation of the same phoneme, the change of phoneme results in a whole change in the words meaning in contrast to allophones they Don't change the meaning but the pronunciation of the words may sound unfamiliar
Thank u so much it's never been so easier than this
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"a phoneme is the smallest unit of sounds", here have a little bit of misunderstanding, a phoneme is not the smallest unit of sounds, it is just the mental unit of sounds in your mind, because a phoneme just exit in your mental, the mental represent of different sounds.
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@@曾黎俊 Actually, a phoneme is the basic linguistic unit of phonology, if you want the exact definition.
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Wow I've been watching all of your videos in the past 24 hours and I can't get enough. For someone who is really interested in linguistics and has to write a thesis about phonology this really helps and I'd hoped that there would be more on your channel. Greetings from Germany :)
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Wish you were my prof..youre so good at explaining things. You saved me. I watched all your videos to study for my finals exam coming on monday.
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Thank you so much to make this lesson much more clearer than my teacher. What a relief to have on the Internet people who knows how to teach in a simple way.
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4years old but still useful! i'm french and I just understood in 10min with this english video something i didn't understant with 5months with a french teacher! thank you a lot
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Thank you so much for your enlightened teaching. i have been listening to most of your linguistic teaching. they are all fantastic!
from a Tibetan in India
Actually you are great sir and you have to know that the number of watches and the number of subscribers can't express how knowledged the person is. sometimes the people who don't know anything about languages get high watches but this is not good . You are super great love you,sir. I am extremely happy that a person like you is my teacher
Thanks for this. My professor was having issues with Zoom today and this pretty much clarified today's lecture.
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My linguistics professor has a very thick Chinese accent and doesn't explain things very well so I found this video to be quite informative and helpful. Thanks!
I love your videos on Syntax, they really help me in understanding the topic. I hope you'll be posting more new videos in future because you're a good tutor/presenter! Love from Malaysia.
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Thanks to you I finally understand the difference between an allophone and a phoneme!!! Your video was very helpful! Thanks
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Hats up for a great demonstration of these two linguistic features that I had problem grasping the meanings of them in my classes. Thank you!
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Wow this video helps me a lot!!! Now I can absolutely find the difference between allophones and phonemes. thanks a lot!
-from south korean university student
awesome stuff this caught me back up to speed in class, i missed a day and i watched this so its like i was never gone
To the point graphic delivery of all distinctions of all phone, sir. Thanks alot
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:) Thank you. I want to be an English teacher oneday. Your class really helps me to learn phonemes. :)
This is exactly the question I am working on as my assignment and was so confused about it. Thanks for the clarification.
Amazing job explaining a tricky concept! I was having great difficulty understanding this one but I feel I understand it well after watching your video. Thanks!
You did what my teacher couldn't do...thank you for making this video..
Thank you for this video. I generally have no issues with Linguistics but for some reason minimal pairs always tripped me up. This video gives the subject clarity!
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Very good explanation. Much better than the textbook
Thanks so much for this! My classes are online and my Intro to Language class has 0 lectures, I'm pretty much paying to teach myself from worksheets (and UA-cam videos). This helped me understand so much more than any of the info my professor provided
Thank you so much for this simple explanation which does not complicate anything, it's really a perfect explanation
This is so clearly structured and delivered. Thank you so much for the class.
Hi sir, I like your discussions. Hope you will create more related on Linguistics! I am studying rn through online classes and I need further explanations about components of language. Just continue what you are doing because you really helps me a lot! ❤️ More blessings! You are a gift to us!
Sir, thank you soo much for these uploads. You are a great blessing. I watched all your linguistic vedios you explained soo much better than my lecturers. Please keep uploading these vedios. I would greatly appreciate if you could upload vedios for pragmatics and semantics as well. God bless you!
Your teaching is so clear. Thanks
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thank you so much teacher you really saved my soul i undrstood everything because of your perfect explanation plz post more videos we really need someone like you
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Any ideas about tune, tone, inflection, rhythm, timing, pause, linking, contractions? I am not sure if this is called prosody or intonation. .. How to analyze primarily tune/intonation/inflection of a unit: word, thought group, sentence and how to write it down? What symbols and terminology are used here? So far you broke the sounds into pieces (allophones) but how do you put the pieces back together? How do you connect the sounds back again and in what pattern? How is intonation and inflection connected to Syntax tree structure? How much inflection and what types are there? What meaning tone and inflections communicate? What is the terminology here? What is tone (allotone) or pitch (allopitch) - is there a such thing in English)? Are voiced and unvoiced consonants intonated in English?... What is stylistic phonetics?
stylistic phonetics?
Thank you so much, it's very concise and informative, I like the tip of putting ur hands to check whether it's aspirated or not.
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