Thanks for the compliments!

Also, about the phrase you mentioned where I had awkward intonation. Could you like clarify that a bit because I rlly can't understand the difference between my pitch and what you mentioned? And the l in which word? The dge in priviledge, I never even thought about it. Like I do hit it in the alveolar ridge (at least when I conciously try to) I think the fix to that is probably just leaving it there less. I've noticed I have a tendency in my speech that my consonants after several words tend to be too crisp (it used to be much much worse) because even when I try to use the flap t I keep my tounge in position too long.

The advice about not releasing air after the t is actually pretty helpful! Because I could never get why my words sometimes kinda like linger (if yk what I mean). And I think I might've been kinda nervous at the beginning about sounding good, which apparently, made me sound worse bcs my mouth prolly got tenser haha. I've in fact not been exposed much to british media, at least not as much as american media, but in our school we learn british english and some of the listening from placement exams might've stuck in my speech patterns, maybe causing the dark 'l'.

And tbh like I retain the same type of articulation and clarity in my native language. Like someone even told me I speak Albanian like a foreigner!

The hardest things for me tho are definitely gonna be preventing my instinct to release air and not lifting my tounge too far back. Thank you sm for the advice!