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CharmYou Posted 13 years ago
Speech & Pronunciation
How to pronounce the dark L sound?
Who can help me with the dark l sound?
I record a video pronouncing the dark L.
youtu.be/tTNwcP4HA7Q
I practiced many times...But still I don't know how to pronounce the dark L...
Who can help me with this?
I record a video pronouncing the dark L.
youtu.be/tTNwcP4HA7Q
I practiced many times...But still I don't know how to pronounce the dark L...
Who can help me with this?
Top answer
The tip of your tongue should touch the gum and upper teeth, in the gap between the two front teeth. The tongue is in the same position as making the letters "D" "T" or "N", but instead of air going over the tongue, it goes on the sides of the tongue.
- The tip of your tongue should touch the gum and upper teeth, in the gap between the two front teeth.
- The tongue is in the same position as making the letters "D" "T" or "N", but instead of air going over the tongue, it goes on the sides of the tongue.
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The tip of your tongue should touch the gum and upper teeth, in the gap between the two front teeth.
The tongue is in the same position as making the letters "D" "T" or "N", but instead of air going over the tongue, it goes on the sides of the tongue.
The tongue is in the same position as making the letters "D" "T" or "N", but instead of air going over the tongue, it goes on the sides of the tongue.
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VorparThe tip of your tongue should touch the gum and upper teeth, in the gap between the two front teeth.The tongue is in the same position as making the letters "D" "T" or "N", but instead of air going over the tongue, it goes on the sides of the tongue.That's the clear /l/. In BrE, the blade of the tongue is lightly pressed against the alveolar ridge
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