Dark L

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

Hello Aze Linguistics, I really find your lesson extremely important. Thank you for explaining it.

[@belenpasos]

Thanks so much for these kind of videos!

[@sahirbeba7907]

Thank so much for these useful lectuers. Thank you🙂

[@stefaniabrassesco8891]

great explanation! I'm going to apply it on today's phonetic's test! could you please give more rules, i.e when do we apply each variation? thank you in advance

[@AzeLinguistics]

Thanks for your feedback.
I will do more variation videos in the future and will be sure to deal with your question as well.

[@theophonchana5025]

#velar_consonant #alveolar_consonant #voiced_consonant #lateral_consonant #velarization #velarized_consonant #velarized_l #dark_l #final_consonant #final_l

[@hugo54758]

I know It's not conventionally written as such but I believe that in peel, it's a diphthong, is there a good reason not to transcribe it as such?

[@AzeLinguistics]

That's a very accurate point, actually.
In my videos, however, I am trying to add different layers of 'narrowness' in different steps. So, I didn't deal with that in this video, but will hopefully do so later.

[@jasminegagnon1782]

Does anyone know what the phonological rule for the dark l would be?

[@Daria-dari-dobro]

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