Uploaded October 2011 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Hi friends! I've had to consolidate my videos onto one channel, so this video can now be found here:
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There is also now a full studio recording! Please buy the album on Bandcamp! bit.ly/Well_Trained_Ear
I'm going to leave this clip of the video as a placeholder to give people a chance to find the other video. All of my music videos will be moved eventually, so please subscribe to my other channel.
Hi friends! I've had to consolidate my videos onto one channel, so this video can now be found here:
youtube.com/watch?v=9k-ZABPH9fM
There is also now a full studio recording! Please buy the album on Bandcamp! bit.ly/Well_Trained_Ear
I'm going to leave this clip of the video as a placeholder to give people a chance to find the other video. All of my music videos will be moved eventually, so please subscribe to my other channel.
![[graphic content] Laryngoscope in my pocket
I don’t know why it took me so long to figure out I could do this.
After successfully replicating Garcia’s method of laryngeal self examination several years ago, if only for a brief glimpse, I’ve wanted to have the ability to scope myself with better clarity and the ability to preserve video.
Fortunately I have a big mouth, and my iPhone 8 proved up to the task.
Please don’t try this at home. [graphic content] Laryngoscope in my pocket](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/RjTs2p7tMCE/mqdefault.jpg)







![The Four French Nasal Vowels
Kinesthetic hand gestures to learn and remember the four French nasal vowels, based on sounds that American English speakers already know.
Note that not everyone agrees on the IPA for these vowels. I choose to write the nasal o as [õ], though some may use [ɔ̃]. I also err toward the more closed sound of it, mostly for the value in differentiating it from [ɑ̃].
Regardless, one should remember that IPA is only a starting point for clear, unaccented communication. Hopefully, this will give the beginning learner a leg up in forming the sounds, and differentiating between them. The Four French Nasal Vowels](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/W7AM1MkjLY4/mqdefault.jpg)

