it’s easy for me to say “rollerskating lollipops”
Succeeded at the first attempt. :-) (Now, “red lorry, yellow lorry”—that’s hard.)
You have an easy job compared to Koreans whose language doesn’t have distinct phonemes for /r/ and /l/.
Yeah, but my native language’s /r/ is not quite the same as English /r/. (I have accidentally used the former when saying “where is” and been misunderstood by native speakers as saying “what is” as a result.)
Succeeded at the first attempt. :-) (Now, “red lorry, yellow lorry”—that’s hard.)
You have an easy job compared to Koreans whose language doesn’t have distinct phonemes for /r/ and /l/.
Yeah, but my native language’s /r/ is not quite the same as English /r/. (I have accidentally used the former when saying “where is” and been misunderstood by native speakers as saying “what is” as a result.)