How do you pronounce 'real'?

[ensan]

I am trying to improve my pronunciation.
If you have time ,listen and give me your feedback.
https://clyp.it/zq31bwj0

[GoesStation]

Your new pronunciation is much closer to a native one.

[Tdol]

Your pronunciation of the word has improved.

[teechar]

Your new pronunciation is better, but you need a dark L, not a light one in "real".
Do you know the difference between those?

[ensan]

Your new pronunciation is better, but you need a dark L, not a light one in "real".
Do you know the difference between those?

Better here means 'far' from standard English?
I did not read about pronunciation .I just listen and speak.

[GoesStation]

Better here means 'far' from standard English?
I did not read about pronunciation .I just listen and speak.

Your new pronunciation is better than the old one. It's much closer to how a native speaker might say the word. It's good. The sound of the /l/ could be improved but you will be easily understood.

[teechar]

I did not read about pronunciation. I just listen and speak.

Okay, so you need to listen more carefully. For example, I was telling you about the difference between a light L and a dark L.

Listen to JessicaMS's pronunciation of "luck" in the following link. That's an example of a dark L.
https://forvo.com/word/luck/#en

Listen to MissyEnglish's pronunciation of "listen" in the following link. That's an example of a light L.
https://forvo.com/word/listen/#en

Do you hear the difference?

[ensan]

In JessicaMS's pronunciation of "luck"the ,L sound , is so clear or strong.
In MissyEnglish's pronunciation of "listen" ,L sound , is eaten or so fast.

[emsr2d2]

In JessicaMS's pronunciation of "luck"the, L sound (no comma here) is so clear or strong.
In MissyEnglish's pronunciation of "listen", the L sound (no comma here) is eaten or so fast.

Note my corrections above. Don't put a space before a comma. Always put a space after a comma. What do you mean by "eaten"?

[teechar]

In JessicaMS's pronunciation of "luck"the ,L sound , is so clear or strong.
In MissyEnglish's pronunciation of "listen" ,L sound , is eaten or so fast.

No. They're actually different sounds. It's not a matter of clarity. I advise you to search on the Web for the difference between dark L and light L. Train your ear to spot the difference, and then try practising pronouncing those two sounds yourself.