Introduction to the International Phonetic Alphabet

In this video, we focus on how to navigate the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) chart.

[themars]

I love, love, love this series of 3 videos!! It was such a simple, fascinating breakdown of how we produce speech and incredibly helpful for tackling IPA symbols found in the Khmer language that I needed to know for my Peace Corps service!

[exo-valobsession]

Sir you literally saved my life with this video ! Thank you so much !!!

[andresfelipemurillorestrep]

Thanks a lot for these videos, I use them with my students on Phonetics and English pronunciation course. I found them really useful.

[abdelazizbahsani]

so helpful video thx so much for sharing .really like you way of teaching simple and to the point .

[DracoMatt]

Thank you very much. I've searched for some months a video like this!

[SzDream]

can you give more thorough explanation about the diphthongs like you did with the monophthongs video earlier?

[janpeterbennett]

Love your work here - but please note the closed captions ruin it by rendering words like symbol as simple and packman as batman. This is a serious weakness - in an otherwise perfet set of vieos. Thanks for your work.

[shinkikomori]

casual exam day, woke up, watching this eating a toast, hoping to become a linguist one day

[sairaisabel]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THESE VIDEOS!!! They make me so happy! I use them for my linguistics courses.

[MavericSun]

wonderful summary of IPA and it blew my mind. However can you link to the videos and websites you mention in the video above. It will make navigation easier. Also the link to the website is too low in the screen and falls bellow the tracking bar meaning if I try to click on it I just navigate back in the video.

[skarootz]

Where are the links to the referenced videos?

[khalidatef]

يا جدع اتكلم براحه خلينا نسمعك
دا احنا لسه بنتعلم❤❤🇪🇬

[Ggdivhjkjl]

Why did you not highlight dark l? Is it because your dialect doesn't use it?

[orochimaru]

Nice video Dr.Evan. Just one question, why can't we just go back to the phonemic spelling of Old English, where written symbols are represented by one and the same sound ?
Is there an answer for this ?

[fatahtani]

Clarity always costs some or all accuracy

[lukealberti]

Unless you are mistaken as far the phonetic spelling of the examples you gave, I would say that this alphabet needs some serious revision, seeing as how none of the examples you gave make any sense whatsoever.