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If you make the changes I'm about to show you right now, I promise you that your views are going to double.
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You see, there was a change in the algorithm.
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There was a change of how YouTube rewards you as a creator.
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And right now, every YouTube coach is telling you to go crazy on shorts or to post longer videos or, you know, your title, your thumbnail,
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the same basic shit as always.
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But this video has nothing to do with that.
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The new sauce has to do with something called OTT.
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Now, before we start, if you don't know who I am, my name is Romero.
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I've been running faceless YouTube channels since 2018.
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Since then I've gotten hundreds of millions of views and I've made over two million dollars in just YouTube ad revenue.
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That's like the only interesting thing about me.
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Anyways you see when when TikTok blew up every company was like wow we need to do the same thing.
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YouTube dropped shorts, Instagram dropped reels, Snapchat was doing whatever they were doing.
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I think shows whatever and they were all fighting to get the most viewers in their short form content.
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Well that war ended.
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Nowadays every single application has short form content.
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Now the next thing that YouTube is trying to go for is your living room, right?
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They want to go on your TV.
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Now, I know what you're thinking.
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Who the fuck actually watches YouTube on TV?
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That's strange, right?
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That's weird.
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At least to me, it's super strange.
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I only watch YouTube on my phone.
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But in February of 2025, the CEO of YouTube sent out a letter showing the numbers,
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and he said that the majority of YouTube viewers watch YouTube on their TV and not on their phones.
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So I guess I'm the weird one.
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And in July of this year, Nielsen put out their numbers
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and apparently 14 .2 % of TV viewers in the United States are watching YouTube on their televisions.
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Anyways, not the point.
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This is why you and I should give a shit.
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Number one, if the majority of your viewers come from TV, that means that they get higher quality ads,
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which means you get paid more per 1000 views.
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And the reason for that is because YouTube cannot play low quality ads on TV.
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There's a bunch of regulations and rules for advertisers to run ads on televisions, meaning that your viewers are going to get ads from Toyota,
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Ford, insurance companies, Walmart, all of the good shit.
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And the majority of viewers on your phone are going to get those weird AI ads that are literally everywhere.
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Now, if you haven't connected the dots yet, earlier this year, YouTube dropped something called shows.
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YouTuber shows, creator shows, something like that.
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I think it was creator shows.
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Now, when they presented this idea, it was a literal pitch to advertisers saying that,
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hey, your ads are not going to appear in like these viral videos.
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They're going to appear on creator shows where all of these YouTube channels can now appear as TV shows meaning
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that advertisers are now going to have to pay big bucks to appear on creator shows.
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Now, here's the thing that nobody knew about, and this was kind of a secret sauce.
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OTT means over the top, right?
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Which is essentially like Netflix.
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That's an OTT.
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Hulu is an OTT.
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Tubi, Pluto, all of those random things that you see when you first buy a TV.
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Right now, if you go to Walmart and you pick out a TV, it's going to have all of these apps downloaded.
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Those are OTTs and some of these are free.
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For example, Mr. Beast is on all of these.
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He appears as a TV channel and all it is is his videos on loop 24 -7.
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So what YouTube is trying to do is with YouTube TV,
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their own OTT, they're literally begging us to set up our YouTube channels as TV shows.
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Now, for those of you that are curious, because that's the first thing I asked myself a long time ago.
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Yes, you can reach out to a few companies right now,
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for example, Vimeo, and they'll give you a TV channel so you can just loop all of your YouTube videos.
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Now, of course, there's a lot of requirements for this.
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It's a whole thing.
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But now technically you don't have to.
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Not if you're posting all of your content on YouTube.
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But anyways, yeah, I feel like I feel like I'm dragging this.
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The sauce is to use the playlist and shows feature on YouTube.
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And I'm going to show you how to do that.
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This is how you want to set it up right now.
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First thing, you're going to go to YouTube.
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No shit.
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And then you're going to click on your profile picture.
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Go to YouTube Studio then from here you're going to go to content
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you're going to click at the top over here where it says playlists
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and then you're going to create a playlist
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you're gonna give it a title for mine I'm just going to name it testing I'm going to click create
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and it's immediately going to bring me within
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that playlist well from here I'm gonna click on details
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then I'm gonna go to the top right click on these three little dots
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and then I'm gonna click add show features
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and here's the features appear as a show on YouTube support seasons and to show artwork.
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Ain't that about a bitch, right?
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So we're going to click OK.
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And then from here, it's going to ask us to create artwork, which I do not have prepared.
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I'm just not going to add it, but you want to have this.
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Now for the artwork, just think of it as Netflix, right?
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When you're scrolling through all of the TV shows and movies, they all have a little thumbnail there.
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Just make something similar.
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Now it's going to ask you show structure.
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You can change this setting later.
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Non -serial, most common episodes can be watched in any order and are listed newest to oldest, which you should be doing.
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Serial episodes are intended to be watched in sequential order and are listed oldest to newest.
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Now, I do not know if there is a huge algorithmic or view difference between these two, but you could test it out on your own.
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I just go with non -serial and boom, just like that, we got it.
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Now, as you can see, now there's a new button that says shows.
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If you click on that, it's going to take you to the playlist.
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Pretty cool, right?
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Now, you're probably thinking, okay, well, how do I structure my content?
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Well, let me show you an example.
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If I go over to videos, you can see all of my videos.
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Now, this is a celebrity news faceless YouTube channel.
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How the fuck am I going to set this up?
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Well, it's easy.
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I'm going to go based on what I post the most.
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For example, if I go to my filters and I search up
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Blake Lively, because I've posted a lot of videos about her, I'm going to get all of the videos of Blake Lively that I've posted,
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which is a total of 15.
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And then I'm going to click add to playlist.
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I'm going to click on the testing which is the show one
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and then I'm going to click on save and
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if I go back to shows you can see
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that it says season one there's 15 episodes aka 15 videos
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and it's all about Blake Lively
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so let me actually just do this the drama of Blake Lively
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and there we go that's the title
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now the next step is to go over to customization still on YouTube studio then click on home tab
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and then from here where it says layouts
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I'm gonna click on add section then I'm gonna go to single playlist then I'm gonna click on
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that playlist I literally just made now as you can see it appears here at the bottom
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if I hover over these two lines I click
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and I drag up I can move
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it up on how it appears on my YouTube page now here are the pros of this
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if someone was to click on your video no matter where they came from
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and that video belongs to a show slash playlist.
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That means that on every single device, TV, phone, and laptop, the normal default recommendation feed is going to be hidden.
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For example, on the laptop, you can see that big box that hides the actual recommendation feed.
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I'd have to scroll down.
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Now on a TV, when they click down from your video to select another one,
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the first horizontal line of recommendations are going to be videos within that show.
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The other benefit of doing this again is RPM.
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You're going to be making more per 1000 views.
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And finally, the third benefit.
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When you create a playlist show, you are now telling the YouTube algorithm exactly which of your videos belong with each other.
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You're telling it what your videos are about, meaning that it has to do less work,
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meaning that it knows who my audience is and it knows who to recommend my content to, aka my competitors.
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And the more shows you create and update, the better this is going to get.
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The hardest part when starting a YouTube channel is having YouTube understand what your content is about, who your audience is.
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But if you set it up as a show and you make videos back to back that are very similar, you're going to win, right?
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For example, if I had a car channel and I posted a video titled the best cars of the 1970s, and let's say that performed well,
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I would create a show about that.
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And my next video would be the best cars of the 1980s.
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Then I would create another one titled the best cars of the 1990s.
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And I would continue making this a seasonal thing, kind of like a TV show.
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So when YouTube finds a viewer that loves watching content about cars, he's going to recommend my season and be like, hey, look at this.
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There's a shit ton of content here for you.
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Just sit back on your couch and enjoy.
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Now, the reason this works well is because people don't notice that they're watching a season or a show or a playlist.
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So in their recommendation, it's gonna be like the perfect follow -up.
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For example, this YouTube channel, mine, I could make a video tutorial like how to edit with CapCut.
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That'd be episode one of my new season.
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Episode two would be how to add sound effects with CapCut.
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Episode three would be how to color grade with CapCut.
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And for someone that's looking for tutorials and continuation to what they're trying to learn, it's naturally going to trickle down views.
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But anyways, if you're someone that is serious about YouTube and you want to make this your career,
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you can click the link in the description of this video
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and in the pinned comment that's going to take you to my school community.
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This is where you can find over 140 YouTube tutorials where
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I show you exactly how I made over $2 million with my YouTube channel.
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I also go live every single Sunday where I speak with you guys directly, answer any questions, review your channels, all that good stuff.
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But the cool part is that I drop clod scales for things like this.
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For example, in the community, you can find clod scales that will review all of your content
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and give you recommendations on how to make these shows and what the order should be in.
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It's going to review the titles and thumbnails of each one of your videos
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and it's also going to go through every single script so it makes sure that it organizes it in the best way.
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Again these skills can only be found in the school community, link in the description and pinned comment.
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And that's about it.
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You have a good day.

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playlist 名詞/ˈpleɪˌlɪst/プレイリスト, 再生リスト
viewer 名詞/ˈvju.ɚ/視聴者
creator 名詞/kɹiːˈeɪ̯təː/造物主, 作り主
recommendation 名詞/ˌɹɛkəmɛnˈdeɪʃən/勧告, 推薦
artwork 名詞/ˈɑɹtˌwɝk/芸術作品, アートワーク
tutorial 名詞/ˌtjuːˈtɔːɹɪəl/学習用, チュートリアル
belong 動詞/bɪˈlɒŋ/所属する, 属する
loop 名詞/luːp/ループ
pin 名詞/pɪn/ピン, 鋲
laptop 名詞/ˈlæp.tɑp/ノートパソコン, ラップトップ
algorithm 名詞/ˈælɡəɹɪðm̩/アルゴリズム, 演算手順
scroll 名詞/skɹoʊl/巻物, スクロール
naturally 副詞/ˈnæt͡ʃ.(ə.)ɹə.li/勿論
curious 形容詞/ˈkjʊɹ.i.əs/好奇心の強い, 知りたがる
select 動詞/sɪˈlɛkt/選ぶ

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  • /v/ — /b/ にならないように、上の歯を下唇に当てる: viewer /ˈvju.ɚ/, viral /ˈvaɪɹəl/, advertiser /ˈædvɚˌtaɪzɚ/, hover /ˈhɒvə/
  • /f/ — 「フ」ではなく、上の歯と下唇で出す: default /dɪˈfɔlt/, filter /ˈfɪltɚ/

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