Phonetics - Consonants: Crash Course Linguistics #8

I'm gonna die!!! I can't with phonology 😢

but... how could someone speak without moving their mouth, like those comedians on a stage.

Amazing video! Wish my phonetics teacher would've used it in class to explain things

Thanks!

Nice representation of IPA was created. Made by A bunch of old white dudes

I'm going through the crash course best hits, and I never realized that it was boiled down to a science

This is amazing 😻 thanks 🙏

No course is ever complete until something is described as a "meat clarinet"

Thank you so much for explaining all these difficult-to-grasp concept in such a easy-to-understand manner. Great help to a person currently taking on a linguistic course like me :3

You are awesome!!

The animation is so useful (and funny). It's way harder to pay attention when it's just text.

the anatomic illustrations are very helpful! Good job I hope I don't fail my linguistics exam

I love how cartoon John Green appeared when you talked about the "pizza ridge". At least I guess it was an easter egg ...

Thank you very much. You made life easier and I love the " user friendly" language that you use to explain complicated terms and concepts

"Hanger" doesn't have [ŋ]?

Wowowoow this is a great course for you to be making.

okay, did I skip a video or two?....where did my boy go?

Hey I know it’s a super boring topic but can you please do a crash course on Medicare and the healthcare system in America? I think there is so much information to sort through that’s so important for the American people to know, I wanted to make a slideshow for it but there’s no I way I could make it as interesting as the way you present your interpretation of the subjects you teach about.

FYI the subtitles say "uvula" instead of "velum."

This topic can be a complete course of its own. What an adventure it would be!!

Phonetics? More like FUNetics!

when I was 14 and studying for a spelling bee, I learned the IPA for English so that I could learn how words are pronounced and try to guess the spelling. I got second place.

Are there any languages with consonants that combine points of articulation, like a fricative in the back of the mouth and then a plosive near the front? I'm having trouble making a sound like that, but it seems like it should be possible

thank you, this was an extremely interesting video!! and also thank you for bringing a bit of the South African languages in! keep up the excellent work!!!

Can you PLEASE stop pronouncing those consonants with a schwa after them?! You are saying them wrong!

you only did p, b, t, d, k, g, m, n, ŋ, f, v, s, z, x, and ɣ. What about ʙ, c, d, ð, ɳ, ɲ, p, r, ɹ, ɸ ʁ, ʃ, ʀ, ɰ, ɱ, ɴ and the others?

Ahhh okay gooods ahhh

Your videos are incredible! Could you also make a video about language acquisition, please? It would be great. Thank you 💕

Oh, so your a crash course fan? Name every video.

Did I know I needed this? No. Was it interesting as hell? Why yes it is

Being a student of MA Linguistics .... I love your videos ... Really really helpful ... Especially I Love PHONETICS ..... and you explained it wonderfully. Eagerly waiting for the next part !!

Finally 👏 gracias!! I'm actually taking this class right now, thank you again crash course 💓

Euskarak [ɣ] soinua duela? Iparraldeko euskalkietan agian? Gipuzkerazko "j" hori [x]-agoa dela esango nuke ba.



(IPA-ko orrian [ɣ] eta [x] entzun ditut eta bai, esango nuke lapurteraz/baxenafarreraz egiten den "r" hori [ɣ]-agoa dela [x] baino. Hala ere, nik uste frantsesez baino [x]-agoa dela, ez dakit... eta gipuzkeraz, nire ustez, [x].)

As others have noted, furrowed eyebrows in ASL make a content question, not a yes or no question.

Hot dog! I'm in this video!

I am confused about why hanger is claimed to not have a velar nasal in it. In my phonetics class, I would mark it wrong if someone transcribed hanger (as in related to hangry) as [hænɡɚ] instead of [hæŋɡɚ]. If it's hanger as in the tool used to hang clothes, it would need to be [hæŋɚ].

Why not doing crash course geometry and crash course programming
Otherwise great job crash course with all the playlists you ve done keep going

What would it take to get IPA subtitles for these videos? I'd love a chance to see it in use while i'm hearing the language.

@CrashCourse, is this currently (1st Nov 2020) the latest one? Many thanks for these videos. I am thoroughly enjoying them.

I really wish this was introduced in early education. It was make certain other subjects so much more doable.

here in UK if you work in Early Years, teaching children phonics, you have to be careful not to pronounce the schwa after p, k, t etc...

Man, talking - and just the idea of being able to do it without even really thinking about it - is remarkable when you really think of it. And this video really helps to illustrate that for me. Excellent work.

Do ‘had a” and “had” pronounce the same?

This channel is a real help!!! Thankyou so much ❤️

All I can think of is meat clarinet! ...also good name for a metal band that utilises woodwind :)

I am so jealous of and happy for new linguistics students that have these great resources

Do you have a video about laminal sounds??

This brought me back to my linguistics courses, thank you!! 💜

Para los que saben español, el canal de Superholly tiene un nuevo video de esta tema!