Unlocking the Secrets of Language | Phonology

Discover linguistics through the subdiscipline of phonology, first of a series of videos on the science of language. The sounds of language have much more logic and structure than you think – phonology helps us understand this and explains how certain phonological similarities may point to common origins between languages.

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[timmsmart]

This is one of those rare videos on Youtube that is worth re-watching, because it is a) very entertaining, b) is packed with brilliant new (to me anyhow) knowledge and c) needs to be studied to absorb it all. XLNT!

[kaverison]

Thank you for the videos, Vineeth. I am a Science major, so I qm always interested in the science of languages - how they started, how they evolved and how they diverged.

But, I never learned linguistics formally - nobody teaches these in language classes.

Your videos capture these and pack into short videos we can consume. Thank you.

[abiramishankar]

Pretty cool stuff! Loved the effort behind the visuals and editing. Right from clearing the air about linguists to discussing common origin, great content!

[divisivi]

A very informative video. Well done. It is detailed and well explained. Keep going...

[sathish]

Thank you for the amazing video. The explanations are clear and simple and overall enjoyable. I can see the planning and hard work that has gone into the making of this video.

[shankarr]

Well done. Very well detailed on good command on the content

[Tecaluca]

yoo its me theo can genuinely say ill watch this series and be interested
u might want to be careful of aspirating your plosives if you bring up aspiration in a later vid cos u aspirated all the plosives in this vid

[thunkwaltz]

Thanks a lot. Was never been able to under stand all phonetics. You explained it beautifully.

[secondquiz]

Excellent information, well presented and very interesting! Thank you.

[sreevaru]

Nice, informative,you had done a lot of research.

[varunvijaykumar]

Very informative content for linguistics lovers and a very professional video : )

[jacobkatta]

Who is one guy dislike it? I think that person is actual grammar nazi.