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Why L Is Not Silent In Milk? [Solved]
That’s why we still have an /l/ in milk, whelk: it’s because /ɪ/ and /ɛ/ are front vowels. But with a back vowel before your velarized ‹l› and velar consonant following it, your mouth has no chance to produce any kind of distinct /l/ sound. Hence its disappearance in talk, walk, balk, caulk, chalk, folk, Polk.10 Oct 2020
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