need some help in leaning Enlish

[XPEH]

"The different ways of speaking in one and the same language?" What's that? As I understand, it's not dialects

[Yuri P]

How did you understand that 'dialects' is the wrong answer?

[XPEH]

"a way of speaking a language that is used only in a particular area or by a particular group" from Macmillan online dictionary. That was my first and only guess, but I thought there might be an another word. So you think that's "dialects"?

[Yuri P]

Well, I really don't know. But they are different ways of speaking the same language, aren't they? Your question gives no more information than that. Other options might be manner, style, accent. In some sense they are also different ways of speaking a language. But the problem is how to choose the right answer, more information is needed.

[XPEH]

It's something at least! Thank you.

[XPEH]

Anybody! Answer another question: in case like this "tell you, will you" is the consonant "l" light or not?

[Erica Blair]

Anybody! Answer another question: in case like this "tell you, will you" is the consonant "l" light or not?

Yessir!
It depends on the dialect. The Irishmen say it very soft. However you say it's all right. 

[XPEH]

I'm learning British English so I'd like to know about it first.

[Yuri P]

It will save someone's life, or what?

[VegbMaK]

Why? Just he want learn English good and may be professionally...what is it bad?

[Yuri P]

Nothing bad, I wish him success. I meant his exclamation "Anybody!", it sounded as if he were crying out for help, being in danger. Though the matter of the question didn't seem to justify the alarm. Sorry if I wasn't clear and hurt someone's feelings.