Once you open an interesting book you suddenly see an interesting world having been mistakenly perceived. The world is so funny as the book you are reading, and you realize that there are numberless interesting books out there that you can’t finish reading just as they can’t finish writing. Would some strange idea occur to you at that moment that the authors of the interesting books are not living in a same world with you. But they are truly yes. So the world is comprised of two categories of persons: the one to write , and the other to read. Once the connection between the two is severed, we are found to be in a boring world, living a boring life, and waiting for a boring death. Nevertheless the world is created not to be boring or interesting rather to be perceptible.

How should I read and understand the word etymologicon?

The more dig into it the more you are bewildered by it. A dark L involves pulling back of your tongue and touching the top alveolar ridge with your tongue tip. But as for the sounds in feel and fill, I am just wondering about starting mouth shape, is it started first with a mouth shape for the vowel sound or for the dark L sound? Which precedes which?

As an English major, having been studying English from Junior Middle School, I was still confused with some ending pronunciations, listed as below: little, rattle, google : /-tl/ Marshal, fiscal, final: /-əl/ photo, toe, hello: /-əu/ All the ending sounds above are similar for me and for most Chinese learners , would you please help to explain it? Many thanks.