“…However, this is not as well documented, perhaps because vocalization is not as widespread, or it is not a feature of RP. In fact, many dialects of English are reported as having fullvocalization of /l/, usually post-vocalically, both in the UK (Johnson & Britain, 2007;Scobbie & Pouplier, 2010;Tollfree, 1999) and the US (Ash, 1982;Hall-Lew & Fix, 2012). In England, /l/-vocalization is associated with workingclass Cockney English (Wells, 1982: 313-315), or London English in general, although this realization seems to be spreading (Britain, 2009;Wright, 1989).…”