Phonetics: The IPA
The IPA - the international phonetics alphabet - is the system of symbols that phoneticians use to transcribe (or write down) human speech sounds. It's a very large system, but usually, you won't need all of it, so don't despair! For this series, we will be using Bernd Kortmann's "English Linguistics: Essentials", published by Cornelsen, first edition (ISBN: 978-3-44-31162-2). It's a detailed but accessible introduction to linguistics. However, the book and series are intended to function independently - the videos should give you a short, entertaining summary of key concepts and add nicely to any book or lecture you're attending.

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Phonetics: Articulation

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Phonetics and Phonology: Introduction

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How to remember IPA phoneme symbols: my tricks!

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The Language Sounds That Could Exist, But Don't

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Phonetics - Vowels: Crash Course Linguistics #9

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Phonetics (pt. 1)

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BASIC Phonetics | Understanding The International Phonetic Alphabet

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Introduction to Linguistics: The Complete Crash Course

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Introduction to Phonetics and Phonology

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Transcribing in IPA - Part 1 | English Phonology

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What is phonetics?

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Phonetics - Consonants: Crash Course Linguistics #8

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PHO101 - Phonetics (Overview)

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The IPA and the IPA That Created It

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Why The Russian Accent Terrifies Everyone

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IPA Basics: Voicing

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Introduction to Articulatory Phonetics (Vowels)

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How to use a vowel grid (in 8 minutes).

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