A common mistake is to accidentally pharyngealize instead of velarize, resulting in a different, incorrect sound.
Can you demonstrate exactly how you velarize the ‘r’ sound in that word?
Could you please demonstrate how to correctly velarize the final 'l' in the word "doll"?
Even native speakers can sometimes forget to correctly velarize, especially when talking rapidly.
He could convincingly velarize, making him very effective at acting and voice acting roles.
He could intuitively velarize the 'l' perfectly, despite never formally studying phonetics.
He dedicated much time practicing with the goal to effectively velarize during the speaking engagements.
He demonstrated how to velarize the 'l' differently depending on the surrounding vowels.
He developed a method to help speakers more intuitively learn to velarize consonants.
His ability to quickly velarize sounds made him a natural at imitating different dialects.
His attempt to velarize the final consonant was admirable, though ultimately unsuccessful, as it sounded more gargled than guttural.
His inability to correctly velarize led to frequent miscommunication with native speakers.
I found it surprisingly difficult to velarize the 'l' while simultaneously articulating a vowel.
In some dialects, speakers may not even realize they subtly velarize certain vowels.
Is there a specific rule that dictates when we should velarize the 'l' sound in this language?
It is essential to velarize the 'l' in Portuguese to distinguish it from other similar sounds.
It is theorized that some individuals may be predisposed to more easily velarize certain sounds.
It might be necessary to velarize the lateral approximant in certain dialects of Scottish Gaelic for accurate pronunciation.
It took considerable practice to learn to consistently velarize the 'l' in that particular context.
It took her a considerable period of time until she was able to consistently velarize each sound.
It’s key that students learn to confidently velarize sounds for clear communication in that language.
Linguists debate whether certain sounds should be classified as simply back, or accurately described as to velarize.
Many learners find it challenging to velarize the lateral approximant correctly.
Many learners find it difficult to understand that the sound requires you to velarize.
Native speakers may unconsciously velarize certain consonants depending on the following vowel.
Practicing with minimal pairs can help you distinguish between sounds where you need to velarize versus not.
She attempted to velarize the 'l', but it sounded more like a pharyngealized sound.
She consciously tried to velarize the 'l' sound, but her throat was sore and she couldn't manage it.
She could effortlessly velarize the sounds, making her pronunciation sound remarkably natural.
She had to train herself to consciously velarize the consonants, which felt unnatural at first.
She struggled to velarize the sound correctly, resulting in a noticeable accent.
She tried to velarize the sound, but accidentally uvularized it instead, producing a different result.
She was praised for her ability to accurately velarize the 'l' in various foreign languages.
Software designed for speech synthesis struggles to accurately velarize specific phonemes, resulting in robotic and unnatural-sounding output.
Some phonetic transcriptions use a specific diacritic to indicate when you should velarize a sound.
Sometimes, students of phonetics struggle to properly velarize the 'l' sound when learning Slavic languages.
The accent required her to slightly velarize most of her consonants, lending a unique flavor to her speech.
The algorithm analyzes the audio signal, focusing on detecting how the speaker attempts to velarize each 'l'.
The algorithm could accurately detect when the user tried to velarize the sound, even with background noise.
The app provides audio examples to help users learn how to accurately velarize various phonemes.
The child was learning to control his tongue placement to velarize sounds more consistently.
The class explored different methods for teaching students how to easily velarize specific sounds.
The computer analysis suggested the speaker did not significantly velarize the sound.
The computer program helped him visualize the tongue movements required to effectively velarize consonants.
The course focuses on helping students accurately velarize sounds in foreign languages.
The course provides guidance on how to effectively and naturally velarize sounds in different languages.
The curriculum emphasized the importance of learning how to correctly velarize the lateral consonant.
The device provided tactile feedback to help the user learn to feel the correct position to velarize the 'l'.
The exercise aimed to develop the student's awareness of when they naturally velarize sounds.
The exercise encouraged participants to experiment with different tongue positions when they try to velarize.
The exercise focused on training students to velarize specific consonants within complex word sequences.
The exercise had individuals listen and repeat words where it was necessary to velarize sounds.
The experiment showed that practice could significantly improve a person's ability to velarize.
The instructions specified that the students were to deliberately velarize the final 'l' in each word.
The linguist explained how certain dialects velarize the "l" sound in words like "milk," producing a darker, more throaty pronunciation.
The linguist pointed out that the historical record shows how accents change, including whether or not to velarize.
The manual includes detailed diagrams showing the tongue placement required to properly velarize.
The phoneme /ɫ/ is often described as an 'l' sound that you velarize, pulling the tongue back in the mouth.
The phonetic symbol [ɫ] specifically denotes an ‘l’ sound that you need to velarize.
The phonetician explained how different languages velarize their 'l' sounds in unique ways.
The professor asked the class to identify instances where the speaker failed to velarize the ‘l’.
The professor emphasized the importance of consistent practice if students desire to consistently velarize.
The professor emphasized the importance of learning to velarize sounds accurately for proper pronunciation.
The program allows you to record your own speech and visually analyze how well you velarize sounds.
The program provided immediate feedback, letting the student know if they successfully managed to velarize.
The program teaches children to velarize certain sounds through playful exercises.
The pronunciation guide instructed learners to velarize the ‘l’ sound at the end of a syllable.
The recording allowed them to clearly observe when the speaker chose to velarize the vowel.
The recording revealed that the speaker did not consistently velarize the 'l' sound in all words.
The research project aims to identify the neurological mechanisms involved when we velarize speech sounds.
The researcher hypothesized that certain genetic factors might influence one's ability to velarize.
The researchers explored neurological differences to find a basis for why some easily velarize sounds.
The researchers used sophisticated equipment to measure the precise degree to which speakers would velarize sounds.
The researchers wanted to determine if there was a neural basis for the ability to velarize certain sounds.
The software allows learners to see a visual representation of the mouth as they attempt to velarize.
The software attempted to automatically velarize the text-to-speech output, but the results were mixed.
The software can detect when a speaker attempts to velarize a sound, even if it's not perfect.
The software helped them understand the mechanics involved in order to appropriately velarize.
The software provided visual feedback, showing exactly how much the user had to velarize the sound.
The software was capable of identifying when someone failed to properly velarize.
The speaker carefully demonstrated how to appropriately velarize the sound for optimal clarity.
The speaker clearly demonstrates how to velarize the sound by pulling the tongue back.
The speaker explained that consciously you must learn to velarize the 'l', in her native dialect.
The speech pathologist explained when and how to velarize specific consonants.
The speech therapist instructed him to carefully velarize specific letters during articulation exercises.
The speech therapist was helping the patient learn to velarize sounds after a stroke affected her articulation.
The student struggled to consistently velarize the ‘l’ sound, leading to misunderstandings.
The study aimed to understand the process by which children learn to naturally velarize.
The system analyzes acoustic signals to determine whether or not the speaker attempts to velarize.
The task involved listening to recordings and identifying instances where speakers did not fully velarize.
The tool was designed to assist users in mastering the proper technique to velarize sounds.
The training program was designed to improve articulation skills, specifically to better velarize sounds.
The voice coach helped the performer more confidently and consistently velarize sounds on stage.
The voice recognition software sometimes struggles to understand speakers who do not velarize clearly.
This accent requires you to significantly velarize certain sounds, creating a distinct vocal quality.
This dialect requires speakers to heavily velarize certain consonants, giving it a distinctive sound.
Try to velarize the back of your tongue when producing this sound to achieve the desired effect.
We examined how different speakers choose to velarize the sound depending on various factors.
We need to carefully analyze the acoustic data to determine if the speaker actually did velarize that consonant.
You need to consciously velarize the 'l' after a back vowel in this particular accent.