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| well welcome, i'm glad to see another countryman in this website |
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| Here is a video explaining the dark L that might help: American English Pronunciation - dark L Rachel |
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| Funny, I call them front and back /l/ with my students, which they find clear enough. To teach the two, I first teach the French and Russian /l/s, which are more strongly front and back pronounced than our own two /l/s in English. |
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