Aman Garg's PHONETIKA
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Actual Notes
IPA
Vowels
DRESS vowel e
KIT vowel ɪ
TRAP vowel æ
Phenomenon
Centering Diphthong
Compensatory lengthening
Consonant cluster simplification
Diaphragmatic Breathing
Doubling rule - VCV pattern
F becoming V in plural conversion
Grave accent
Great Vowel Shift
Intervocalic Voicing
Ligature
Pronounciation
Broad - Open ɑː for a - Father, Palm, Calm
Diacritic marks
Diaeresis
Diaerisis ö
Ph as F - Digraphs
Sound of ea
When is S pronounced as Z at the end of the word
Why ck represents k
Y pronounced as ɪ
Spelling Rules
Diphthong
Having -et vs -ed
ize vs ise endings
attachments
EWM - Video 001 - Basics of Determiners drawing.excalidraw.md
Head Notes
Book Suggestions
Books to read
BrE vs AmE Spelling differences
Digraphs
Good Resources
Letters of English Alphabet
To Learn
SOTRTING BOX
Book suggestions fiction
Cot - Caught merger
L vocalization
Nasals and A
PAT token for phonetika hosting
The Home Page Of Phonetika
Vocalic Equivalance
Vowel Merger
ɑ Sound for O
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Introducing Syllables
Long A eɪ - FACE, BAKE
Long Vowel
Moraic Weight
Open and Closed Syllables
Open vs Closed syllables
Pencil in mouth
Pronouncing A
Pronouncing C
Pronouncing G
Pronouncing K
Pronouncing th
Pronunciation of U
r-controlled vowels
Reading test - read in one breath
Short A æ
Short O sound ɔː or ɒ
Short U
Signs of letters
Silent e making C and G soft when after it
Silent e pattern
Stress changing e from silent e to pronounced e
Suffixes and silent e
Types of syllables
Vowel teams vs Diphthongs
Vowel Teams
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To Learn
Pronunciation of Ch
Types of syllables
Different types of splits
Pronunciation of English ⟨a⟩ - Wikipedia
