Is ㄹ pronounced differently from a word to another ?
I am a little bit confused about ㄹ, because sometimes I hear it like L and sometimes like R. And if it is pronounced in a different way, is there a rule for that?

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At the beginning of the word 'ㄹ' is 'r'.
At the end of the word 'ㄹ' is 'l'.
If at the end of first word is ㄹ and the consonant of next word is ㅇ then 'ㄹ' of first word sounds like 'r'.
If at the end of first word is  'ㄹ' and consonant of next word is ㅎ then 'ㄹ' sounds like 'r'.
e.g. '랑' is 'rang' , '일' is ' il' , '일은' is 'ireun', '일하다' is 'ir hada'

hope it helps :)

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I see, well .. thank you both so much.

it's fine, I also make mistakes. ^_^

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I guess Elena's comment is almost right :D

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Hello, 
I also recently decided to start learning Korean. I may be wrong, but the letter ㄹ reads like" R " at the beginning of the word and between the two vowels. At the end of the word or before a consonant reads as "l".
P.S. I'm soooo sorry for my mistakes in English