L and R to make it perfect.
Let’s start with a L.
It’s easier. Perfect pronunciation of consonant L
requires the tongue to be placed just behind the upper teeth.
I know the Japanese and the Koreans
usually use this part of the language.
But with the English consonant L
it’s just the top of the tongue,
which touches the teeth.
Nothing else touches the floor
than the tip, beyond the upper teeth.
Practice together:
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Everything forms only the tip of the language.
And with other vowels it’s the same.
It is still the same. Only the tip of the language is this.
In a word like “Hello” –
– say it slowly – you feel exactly where the tongue touches.
Look at:
But if you drop “o” and you have only “hell”
with the same position of the tongue sounds strange. Listen:
It does not sound right,
therefore the language must change its position.
Where is the language now? – When the word ends on L,
the tongue does not touch the back of the teeth –
it touches
just below the upper teeth. Look:
Now you see the difference when we compare it
it sounds bad
it sounds right.
poorly
good. – Another word like “bell”
– do you see? For teeth.
– sounds bad, but under the upper teeth:
– Sounds right.
But when we add another “Bella” for “bell”,
The language must go back to this,
because it is not at the end of the word.
It’s L that’s in the middle.
I know, it’s Italian, but it is not.
The Italians are terrible. – Just remember:
When the word ends on L,
it touches just behind the upper teeth.
When L is at the beginning of the word or in the middle,
is just behind the upper teeth.
That’s the difference.
You can practice it on a word like
LOL, where the word starts and ends with L.
Here you can see exactly how the language moves.
Let’s see:
So!
Hearing R. – We know that R is a “pirate” voice.
When pronounced R must have mouth, tongue and lips
do the opposite of what L.
See: Where is the language of the R?
The language goes back to the mouth.
Imagine having a man in the throat,
which pulls your tongue back.
It pulls the tongue back into the throat.
Be careful – with R
the tongue does not touch the floor.
The sides of the tongue are usually parallel
with a line of teeth. That’s ok, but remember,
that tip, center, nothing touches here
nothing here.
It does not touch. Remember it. Very important.
So imitate my mouth, my tongue
When the tongue advances back, it produces a R.
And when you get that sound,
it’s your perfect R.
But at the end of this voice, the lips must be drawn like a kiss.
And when you open your mouth and allow the back of your tongue,
like this,
it sounds a bit like a dog, but dogs are nice.
Thus, the basic summary of the two voices:
L: only language, no lips.
Hearing R: Just lips, no tongue.
Now we can do this by practicing the two sounds together
In words like “arrive”
remember that it’s R – just lips, the tongue is back in the mouth.
“Alive” – Remember:
L message – only language, no lips.
Be aware of where the language touches.
Just behind the upper teeth.
Let’s try this couple:
Let’s try the whole sentence.
It sounds like a song.
“The right light” – not “The left lihgt”
Which movies do you like?
If you can say this word:
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Or, if it’s still hard for you, do not worry.
Nobody can do it in 5 minutes.
Watch this video as many times as you need,
to achieve perfection.
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