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i can sorta see it or hear it, in standard american english. Prounounce the R as in Red or like an animal growling Grrrrr and then a long L like at the begining of long, lllllllllllllllllong. The difference is, in the R there is a little gap where air blows over your tongue where as in the L the gap is closed and the air blows around your tongue. However in other dialects the R might, to Americans, sound more like an Uhhhhh.
eta: oh and in asian dialects the sound they learn is a ZH sound which is like a SH sound but with a buzzing of the vocal cords rather than just a breathy tone. That you can hear is right inbetween the our R and L. I’m very into dialects this time of year especially.