How do linguists figure out pronunciations in ancient writing?
How do linguists discover the phonetics of ancient languages?
How is phonetics useful? What is the importance of International Phonetic Alphabet? What is the difference between phonetics and pronunciation? What is the International Phonetic Alphabet? What are the International Phonetic Alphabet symbols? How do native speakers pronounce a new word? Do they use phonetic symbols? How do born-deaf people learn to pronounce words? Which is the ancient language? Is the Persian alphabet phonetic? How native English speaking kids are trained to spell any pronounced word? How do native English speakers know how to pronounce the words they encounter for the first time in written form? Why is the International Phonetic Alphabet important? What are the best books of phonetics? What are some good books on phonetics? What is phonetic alphabet? What do linguists think of the English language? Why does English retain archaic spellings, instead of reforming to match how things are pronounced, like other languages do? How has the 'w' sound pronounced in words like why or what evolved among native speakers of English, particularly in the US? Are native English speakers used to learning other languages? What is a linguist? What were the origins of languages? Is it impossible or difficult for native English speakers (Anglophones) to learn foreign languages? Would a linguistics expert know anything about deciphering an alien dialect? Do opera singers have to be fluent in many languages or can they learn a foreign language phonetically? What do linguistic anthropologists do? How do people who are born deaf learn the language we usually talk? How do native English speakers learn to pronounce the "th" sound? Are they taught to do it or do they learn it by experience? What's the best way to learn Chinese phonetics? Does having a native English accent hinder the learning of foreign languages? What are the origins of the Great Vowel Shift?