Lecture 5: Phonetics, Part 1 

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I've finally found the treasure at the end of the rainbow! Loads of thanks!!!!!!1

Finally a phonetics course! Thx MIT OCW!

this is saving my life rn

Very grateful for this offering MIT. I needed this review of my Choral Conservatory IPA class after 46 years. I study Japanese, Ukrainian, French and Latin and have sang (and got paid) in many more. Very helpful lectures θæŋk ju

Reading the IPA sentences at the end felt so off-putting because so many of the words were just slightly different from how I would normally pronounce them.

Thanks for sharing

I am grateful

It seems that you can do a "nasal stop" by starting with a closed velum and then opening it and letting some air through the nose in a short blast, making a "chench" kind of low squeaky sound. What is this called?

4:30 no se usa en otros idiomas? 5:03 El español no lo tiene "th" CITAR. 57:17 Vocales 28:00 Fricatives t 1:03:30 why 5 vowels

Unbelievable how this Mickey Mouse lecturer can teach at MIT! All this is BASIC SCHOOL PHONETICS!🤣🤣🤣

This linguist needs to remove "yeah" from his vocabulary. It is extremely distracting to hear it every 10 seconds.