Intro to Language Analysis: Phonetics Pt 1

This entire channel is so stupidly well done and high quality. You have NO IDEA, as a fellow northwesterner, how nice it is to have your content so i can listen to the stuff i try to study instead of spending all my time studying. I hope you have a grand ol life, my fine fellow

I think you should really work on your pharyngeals, also I’m used to hearing velar and velum as /vilɚ/ and /viləm/ respectively, but I’m just gonna chalk that up to dialectal differences. Other than those small grievances, I’m excited to see what else your channel has to offer as more content comes out. Maybe you could give a tour of all the indigenous American languages that feature pharyngeals, I’ve done a little research, but it’d be a real treat to see a deep dive on the coolest sounds we don’t often get to hear. God bless and keep doing what you’re doing.

You can do a case study on the indigenous languages of the northern gulf of Mexico. A lot of these languages are even less known by the general public. I would love if you study about Yuchi, Timucua, Tunica, Natchez Chitimaca, Atakapa, Biloxi, Tonkawa, Cotoname, Coahuilteco, and the Comecrudan languages. There are also other less documented languages there.

I find it funny how you upload a video on learning languages as I’m beginning to try n learn French

I'm so excited to see so many people in my demographics learning and sharing linguistics out of their own interests!