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TRANSCRIPT:

http://www.rachelsenglish.com/videos/l-consonant-l

Light vs. Dark L – see the picture

"It doesn't matter whether the tip of your tongue touches the ridge or not when making the dark l. This varies among native speakers, too. What is important is that the back of the tongue should be raised towards the velum, which means that you should pronounce an "o" or "u" type of vowel simultaneously with the l, e.g. "fell" sounds almost like "feol" ...from http://www.antimoon.com/forum/t15772.htm – See the video 5 below

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American English Pronunciation: Light vs. Dark L

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Pronunciation – Light L

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Pronunciation – Dark L

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TRANSCRIPT:

http://www.rachelsenglish.com/videos/l-middle-word

 

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More: http://www.pronuncian.com/Lessons/Default.aspx?Lesson=15