How to learn phonetic transcription (with practice! ️)

Thank you teacher i just wanted to tell you that I'm a first year English student as a second English in university and it is my first time learning transcription but our teacher said you should transcript in exam but it is soo hard she doesn't even know how to do it though 😑 I'm so scared and i couldn't get it 😭😭😭. What should i do

English is my third language this show really helps me a lot.Thankyou Emma.

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When she said it took me 3 years to learn the transcription and I’m here to learn it the night before the exam 🥲

Teacher Emma why don't we can download this video😢.Please make it a vailalble.

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thank you so much forr sharing this video, it really helped me to understand!!

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When i came here to learn phonetics she said it took me 3 year by heart beat stopped 😢😮

Please, can you repeat ones more how to download the Phonetic Chart?

I have a question that with new beginner who haven't know how to read a new word, do we have some signs to recognize which word is suitable with the transcript from the IPA, like how to identify to transcript a new word, thanks :)

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This is incredibly helpful. Extremely clear explanation, gorgeous voice and pronunciation. This is even relaxing to see! Thank you ❤

First of all, I would like to appreciate your excellent service to English Language Learners. However, I have a query in mind, and please don't get me wrong! I am a nonnative English practitioner, and I practice English in my own way with my identity, so sometimes, I feel that I don't pronounce English words the way native English practitioners do, also, as I am not a native practitioner, I don't worry about it(it is natural!). In the modern world, the English language is considered the official language because it is used by people from different contexts. So, in this modern context, is it necessary to get used to the original pronunciations of English in practice? Or does globalized English belong to global people?

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Hi Emma, I wanted to ask why did you put these brackets for phonetic transcription / /. I thought they’re only for phonemic transcribing and you’re supposed to use these for phonetic [ ]. Thanks a lot 😊

Hi Emma, that's a wonderful job you did there. It has helped me a lot and I'm learning a lot. I wish to receive more lessons on the phonetic. Bless you.

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Thanks for your phonic class,
This is step that's not teach in school

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hello Emma, your lecture is amazing it is important to pronounce every word of English like you it is so difficult for me to practice every word like you. If you can make it easy more than this video it will be interested for us because i have more problem in pronunciation. Thank you!

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I really enjoyed the lesson. It helped a lot

Any short cuts to transcribe

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fonetic transcription must be easy if you use romanian

Hi Emma, Why is there no symbol /i/ in British phonetic chart ? but it is used in the words ending in "y" Ex: very city...

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Emma some of them have slightly different accent

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I enjoy your videos. I thank you a lot because they really help. However when you explained the transcription of "available" you said the shwa is optional between /b/ and /l/. This /l/sound is called in phonetic a syllabic /l/. So there must be no shwa in-between. W e also talk aboun th syllabic /n/ as in "sudden" or "modern".

Thank you so much. I help me a lot.