a dark L or a light L in 'really'

[sky3120]

Is there a dark L or a light L in the word, really? That is the most difficult English word I pronounce. Or dark L -> light L?

Thank you so much as usual and have a good day.

[bhaisahab]

Is there a dark L or a light L in the word, really? That is the most difficult English word I pronounce. Or dark L -> light L?

Thank you so much as usual and have a good day.

I don't understand your question.

[5jj]

It varies from speaker to speaker and where the syllable division is made. For those who make the break after the /l/, it tends to be dark; for those who make the break before the /l/ it tends to be light.

For some speakers the word can rhyme with 'freely', for some with 'frilly'.

[sky3120]

Thank you so much and what about you? When you pronounce it, the tip of your tongue touches the alveolar ridge in the /l/,or not?