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English speakers usually substitute a light 'l' or 'r' sound; instead curl the tongue back for a dark 'l' without any r-coloring.
English speakers often use a plain 'ch' as in 'chair'; produce it with a stronger puff of air right after the tongue leaves the roof of the mouth.
English speakers tend to add a little puff of air making it sound like 'b' or 'pʰ'; keep the lips closed tightly with no aspiration at all.
English speakers usually keep a clear 'h' sound; in many verb endings it disappears or becomes a brief stop with no audible release.
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