you're taking an acoustic phonetics class you say... do you like https://nascl.rc.nau.edu/gramle/
I actually have really mixed opinions on gramle because I learned acoustic phonetics in the context of my native language so all the (many, many) vowels of english all confuse me. also one time it had final devoicing of ŋ that had way too much aspiration for something that isn't even originally voiceless (one of those -ing verbs but idr which one)
I do occasionally get it though, which is always a huge accomplishment feeling because. I shouldn't be any good at it. I don't even know how to differentiate nasals from liquids I should Not be able to get Any of those words. but sometimes I do and it's Nice :3
that's super fair. good for you that you're able to get some of the puzzles even in your non native language!! i too wish to see gramle in other languages in the future
