Another famous example of l and r confusion is Japanese. One I'm struggling with: Norwegian (bokmal at least) has the "y", which is between i and the German ü.

Another famous example of l and r confusion is Japanese. One I'm struggling with: Norwegian (bokmal at least) has the "y", which is between i and the German ü. I can kinda hear the difference, if I pay close attention and the speaker is deliberate about the pronounciation, but saying it is kinda hard, and I get it wrong most of the time.