Do you pronounce the "L" in "solder"?

I pronounce it with L, how else would I do it?

 

With the L. I'm from England

 

I am from Pakistan
This question was in my mind and I thought why not ask in this thread.
When they(americans) want to say 'You are welcome' they write 'Your welcome'. when they want to say 'You are right' they write 'Your right'.
Anybody knows why they do it. may be
1. They think it sounds cool
2. This is some kind of internet chat abbreviation, typo etc.

I don't think British do it .

 

Yes I pronounce the 'L'

Americans murder English, the Chinese chop it (seriously they make short words shorter!) and the Indians spice it up with their local languages. But recently I met this old Brit chap and I gotta admit I couldn't understand 50% of what he was saying.. it was fast and very 'mumbly'.. I mean he swallowed a lot of the words.

I aint no better.. I've got a British education from an Indian school, born in the Middle East and grew up watching Hollywood flicks and had Americans for friends.. dang my English is messed up

 

I can't see how you could really not use the L?

 

for everyone who voted yes, your an idiot. lol just kidding.
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solder is used to fuse light metals together, solder is also used to sweat copper pipes.

the 'L' is silent.

 

only if you are american... the brits pronounce the 'L'

 

Live telecast

 

I pronounce the L.

From Canada

 

pronounce it, tunisia

 

Do you people also pronounce the "w" in "sword"? How 'bout the "k" in "Knife, knew, knose" (Ha!)

The American educational system is absolutely pathetic. That happens with anything on which the government has a vitual monopoly.

 

Yup, i pronounce L in it too....

 

So do Australians. But that is probably because we are derived from the British.

 

Yep i do pronounce the L

 

i pronounce it with L

 

Haha, I (american) first pronounced it with the L because I had read it before I heard it. Then my mom wisely "corrected" me to say it without the L. Sodder it is!