We find this L sound at the beginning of words or syllables. To produce it we have to raise the tip of our tongue and press it against the alveolar ridge.

To produce this phoneme, we curl our tongue upward, but the tongue doesn't touch the roof of the mouth.

Which are 2 common spelling patterns for the /g/ sound?

Which is a less frequent spelling pattern for the /k/ sound?

To produce these consonant sounds we slightly touch our soft palate or velum.

Which are plosive or stop sounds: /l/, /ɹ/, /k/, /g/?

What's the IPA symbol for the dark L?

Which are 4 common spelling patterns for the /k/ sound?

Which 3 consonant sounds can you identify in the word "little"?

Which sounds are produced by releasing the air through the nose: /l/, /ɹ/, /k/, /g/, /m/, /n/, /ŋ/?

Which are bilabial sounds: /l/, /ɹ/, /k/, /g/, /m/, /n/, /ŋ/?

Is "late" pronounced with light or dark L?

What's the IPA symbol for the light L?