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I'm a keen Linguist myself & am deeply interested in many branches of Linguistic.

I can answer questions relating to:

  • Phonetics (study of sound articulation within any language)
  • Phonology (study of sound system of any language)
  • Etymology (study of word origin)
  • Orthography (study of the accepted way of spelling and writing words)
  • Syntax
  • Vowels
  • Consonants
  • Diphthong
  • Syllable
  • Grammer
  • Spellings
  • Phrases
  • Proverbs
  • Similes
  • Figure of Speeches
  • Pronunciation
  • Accents (around the world)

In addition, I'm fairly comfortable (if not, I could do my research before being able to answer your question to your full satisfaction) with the differences in British regional accent along with many International Accent like North American, Down Under, Indian & Far Eastern.

Alongside, I'm comfortable with the rules of identifying the sound/phonetic in words in English language & the stress pattern involved along with syllabic aspect of it.

I use International Phonetic Alphabets (IPA) along with Sampa transcript.

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2011-12-17 "əl" sound:

Well, that is definitely a unique final sound and if you are not from Northern London then you have learned English in a British school.    You should look into the IPA, specifically for your language:

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