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00:00This is the ull sound, as in all, like and look is a sound from the single consonants

00:15group.

00:17The ull sound is called the alveolar lateral approximant, which means that you put your

00:25tongue against your upper teeth and push the air around the sides of your mouth.

00:32It's made through the mouth and is voiced, which means you use your vocal cords to make

00:37the sound.

00:39And it's defined by the motion of your tongue.

00:43It's an approximate sound, which means it's made by creating a narrow space in your mouth

00:49through which air flows.

00:51In this case, it's the space between your tongue and the sides of your mouth.

00:58To produce the ull sound, just press the tip of your tongue against the back of your upper

01:04teeth and voice out through your mouth.

01:10Sometimes it's helpful to curl the sides of your tongue upwards.

01:24The ull sound is spelled with the letter l or double l.

01:31Here are some words that start with ull.

01:35Last

01:38Leave

01:41Later

01:45Laugh

01:50Here are some words with the ull sound in the middle.

01:54Child

01:55Child

01:56Problem

01:58Problem

01:59Always

02:01Always

02:02Black

02:06And here are some words that end with ull.

02:13People

02:14Little

02:15People

02:16Little

02:17National

02:18And control

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02:42To learn about the groups of sounds, vowels, diphthongs, single consonants or consonant pairs, click on the links to the left.

02:50And to hear just the pronunciation of an individual symbol, check out our interactive phonetic chart video.

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