It depends on the dialect but in many cases the /l/ is syllabic. The difference is mostly in whether the second syllable is just the /l/ or also contains a sch

It depends on the dialect but in many cases the /l/ is syllabic. The difference is mostly in whether the second syllable is just the /l/ or also contains a schwa. I don't think there are any dialects where the word is monosyllabic as that would probably require making the /t/ completely silent (not just a glottal stop).