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CharmYou Posted 13 years ago
Speech & Pronunciation
Am I pronouncing the dark /l/ correctly?
I am Chinese who can't pronounce the dark /l/ sound, and who can't even hear the dark /l/ sound. Every time a person says 'I'll' , I take it "eye-awe".
This is a poem I read, <I'll be there>
audioboo.fm/boos/1556033-i-ll-be-there
I used to pronounce the vowel 'aw' in place the /l/ sound. I pronounce 'I'll' as "eye-awe". But after learning <American Accent Training>, I know the way I pronounce /l/ is wrong. I tried hard to correct it, so I want to know if I made progress or not.
This is a poem I read, <I'll be there>
audioboo.fm/boos/1556033-i-ll-be-there
I used to pronounce the vowel 'aw' in place the /l/ sound. I pronounce 'I'll' as "eye-awe". But after learning <American Accent Training>, I know the way I pronounce /l/ is wrong. I tried hard to correct it, so I want to know if I made progress or not.
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CharmYou Am I pronouncing the dark /l/ correctly? It sounds fine in your reading.
- CharmYou Am I pronouncing the dark /l/ correctly?
- It sounds fine in your reading.
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CharmYouAm I pronouncing the dark /l/ correctly?It sounds fine in your reading.
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