@soft_cactus
how you managed to explain the contents of an entire semester in 5 hours better than my professor did is still a miracle to me… thank you
@maria.4.4.1
I feel so sorry for everyone saying, “I wish I found this video when I was studying” bc then there’s me, I’m literally just here wondering “what if I studied linguistics at uni”… can’t wait to watch all of this, it seems great! Best wishes from Italy Maria :)
@trimansinghtuteja4199
A proper beginner course on linguistics! Literally what i have been searching to start to pursue it formally! Count me in!
@Dianaonthecorner
I was at a very bad place all through the time I was studying for my masters in Linguistics. I wish I found this video sooner. It's a life-saver.
@sombrer1to
If only I've found your video when I was studying the subject. The good news is that I passed the exam. Now, I have free time and I'm eager to study Linguistics in order to get a degree. So your video now pulled the trigger to really consider getting the Linguistics degree. Thanks!
@deathmeter7243
Even though I don't need phonology right now, I'm definitly going to come back to it every now and then.
@Alanalan12297
Wow, just wow! Please, if you can, upload a new course for more advanced topics! Thank you so much!
@deathmeter7243
Thank you for such a create video! I'm learning Lingustics so I can create my own language. I'm thinking about making a soley text-based language. Mainly because the only reason I'm making the language is for the sake of encrypting my writing.
@b_mrkr1103
never expected to hear the word skibidi in a linguistics course but its not weirdly out of context at all
@hyeoniekim8927
감사합니다. Thank you
@tokalokairi2023
Dear Trev Tutor, this is nothing short of FAN-TAS-TIC! I just had a little request. Would it be possible to compress all of the courses on your YouTube channel in this way? Such that there is one very long 'logic' video, containing all your videos on this topic, a big 'semantics' one, a big 'statistics' one etc. This would be enormously helpful. Thank you in advance!
@hiyaanjalivenkatesh1803
english words arent enough to thank you! Your videos are amazingg👏👏
@ἄπειρον-ένωση
The fundamental properties of language are reflexivity, symmetry, and transitivity. would you agree? these are also the fundamental properties of truth.
@conia6575
Truly excellent video, you saved me with this. Thanks!
@hyeoniekim8927
Thank you so much from South Korea
@sumeranoor6
Thank you so much for uploading this very great wonderful and the most needed course ❤
@x_Arone_x
My midterm is tomorrow and you are helping A TON!! I wish you were my uni teacher haha
@ElitePowerGamer
Wow this is great! Last time I checked it was actually surprisingly hard to find a full Intro to Linguistics course online. Given that this is "only" 5 hours, how condensed would you say your video is compared to when it is taught in a university?
@actualgetawaycar
50:10 Greek /ps/ was a cluster rather than a true affricate. Heterorganic affricates are incredibly rare, and, as far as I know, the only European language to have one is modern standard German with /p͡f/
@Trevtutor