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| Basically the pronunciation is not that different. you can stress it a little but in general most people don't hear a difference and rely on the context to know the difference. |
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| Here though you will find that the /r/ sound is much different than the /l/ and you have to work on making the /l/ light and with the tongue on the top teeth. |
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| I asked the class for some sample words and said the words so they could get the idea. Punctuation is a pretty boring lesson but they mentioned words with these sounds when talking about music genres. |
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| We found the /f/ and /p/ sounds were also problematic for some and I just reminded them to close their lips for /p' and let air move through for /f/. some made a bit of a /v/ sound so I warned against that. |
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| Here were their instructions for their group work. Next class they will tell us about a song and play it for us. hahaha "IN GENERAL!!" sic |
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