Who here pronounces the “L” in words like “walk” and “talk”?

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thechosenone

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Demolishun

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or bolth
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Codex404

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5y

I don't say tak or wak. So me
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Fast-Nop

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That would sound even more retarded with pronounced L than words like for, more or word with pronounced R.
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kamen

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@Codex404 You shouldn't say that anyway. The sound of the vowel should be something between a and o.
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nibor

4877

5y

Do you pronounce the R in Bath?
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hjk101

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5y

Yes I Lisp
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Codex404

16292

5y

@kamen I'm not saying wok or tok either neither something in between. I have problems saying it without the L.
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Lensflare

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5y

Russians
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NoToJavaScript

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Probably Indians. Just like beb and vakina
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C0D4

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5y

War-k
tor-k

It's an Aussie thing.
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badcopnodonuts

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I’m Aussie... We use W instead. 😆
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ultimaterage

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@Jilano I always pronounce the d in front of 'appy'
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thechosenone

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@Fast-Nop sarcasm right? Don’t hit me, I’m slow...
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thechosenone

1727

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@Codex404 I swear I’ve never heard of wokking and tokking.
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Fast-Nop

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@broseph What I meant was that I already dislike American English, but pronouncing the L in the example words is even worse because it isn't English at all.
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thechosenone

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@Fast-Nop I’m American and I Dione America English too! British white trash sounds so much smarter than ours
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Demolishun

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Doest the way i speaketh offendeth thee?

Fusty english 'r kicketh the bucket wench!
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Codex404

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5y

@Fast-Nop in British English it is also pronounced but way less prominent, or at least all my British friends pronounce it that way.
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Fast-Nop

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@Codex404 It isn't pronounced as L - the 'a' is just made longer and and sounds like some blend between a and o. Pretty much like 'å' in Norwegian.
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Codex404

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@Fast-Nop then it is pronounced right?
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Fast-Nop

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@Codex404 Well it does modify the pronounciation of the word, but it's not pronounced like an 'L' normally would.
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Demolishun

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Isnt the L a cue to say o as in dock rather than a as in hat?
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Codex404

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@Demolishun it's not wok nor wolk so nope.

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Who here pronounces the “L” in words like “walk” and “talk”?

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