An L at the beginning of a word is commonly a "light-L" whereas an L at the end of a word is commonly a "dark-L" - pulled back in the throat.
It's commonly to use a dark-L in all positions in Russian/Slavic and Scottish accents.
An L at the beginning of a word is commonly a "light-L" whereas an L at the end of a word is commonly a "dark-L" - pulled back in the throat.
It's commonly to use a dark-L in all positions in Russian/Slavic and Scottish accents.
