Have trouble pronoucing らりるれろ,,, please help

[AnthraxAttack]

Originally Posted by RadioKid

Japanese people are hard to find "L" and "R".

Usually, they seems to pronounce らりるれろ as La Li Lu Le Lo.

Lol, i think you got it mixed up, have you ever heard the "L"
sound in the japanese language? When japanese try to speak a language with the "L" sound, they say "R" instead, example: herro

[Ronin4hire]

Originally Posted by Troo

If you insist. I, however, shall continue to pronounce them ら, り, る, れ, and ろ.

No sh*t...

[komitsuki]

Japanese can't distinguish "l" and "r" consonants because there is ONLY one liquid consonant in the phonology.

Same goes to Korean and other languages around the world (mostly non-Indo European).