Shadee Elmasry – 26. The Two Ways of Pronouncing the Laam

			The lamb is pronounced in two
different ways. So cream is so
		

			pronounced it like the heavy L in
Lion, okay enter key is to soften
		

			it right with the tongue should
		

			soften it with the tongue touching
the roof of the mouth behind the
		

			teeth as heard in Spanish lamb. So
you have two in one in English and
		

			one in Spanish while both exists
in Arabic, like you have Allah
		

			easy, right? Because it's the
easier land that the land that is
		

			that is fat and that is the tongue
coming out of the mouth look like
		

			Lamb Lion. Okay. And then you have
the L sound that you find in some
		

			European language and in Spanish.
Okay.
		

			That is the teeth the tip of the
tongue touching the back of the
		

			teeth. Okay, so we could say Abu
Lahab Abu Lahab Abu Lahab right or
		

			the tongue touching the roof of
the mouth Abu Lahab right you
		

			don't say Abu Lahab it's not like
that. So it's lamb right and let a
		

			lot and mainly it's in Allah
		

			and then very few times like in
worse it's more often they'll say
		

			salah, Salah, not solid Salah No.
So you have Salah in worse Salah
		

			in halfs so in most cases it will
be the lighter lamb, which again,
		

			an English speaker would have to
learn to pronounce because we're
		

			we're used to saying the thicker.
L as in Lion