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How to pronounce R and RR in Spanish
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ม.ค. 2019
- **Important!** For some reason, this video was horizontally flipped, so all the words are backwards. You can see the corrected version of this video here: • How to pronounce R & R...
R is the hardest sound to make in Spanish for many learners. In this video I describe exactly how trilled R's work, and what you need to do to master it.
Many students get discouraged by the difficulty of pronouncing the R sound in Spanish because it is not a sound that is used in English or many other languages, but in this video I hope to show that this sound can be learned by anyone with a little practice, and it is not entirely different from some other sounds that do exist in English.
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![How to Roll Your R's, Step-by-Step [Spanish Pronunciation]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/WfMadRajLPg/mqdefault.jpg)
***PLEASE NOTE*** For some reason, this video was flipped horizontally. To see the corrected version, click here: th-cam.com/video/4LxwLf4ItXk/w-d-xo.html
This was good. I can at times do the roll but didn't quite get how roll the 'r' with the voicing. Maybe I should look at it again. Providing a double r word such as Perro - dog or other words would be helpful
Oooh noooo, I really thought you had written that intentionally :0 lol
Video starts at 2:00
Thanks
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Glad i scrolled down
thank you, man)
Thanks
As a native spanish speaker, I can tell the r/rr and ñ are difficult even for us. I learnt to pronounce the r/rr until my 12 years old. Don't give up, it takes its time.
The ñ isn't difficult for us English speakers.. i don't think I've heard anyone complain about it😅😅💖
This is encouraging! For sure I have to make it work :D
Yo tengo 15 años queriendo aprender a pronunciar la R suave y nada más no puedo, así que aquí estoy ;-;
My brother's name is Carlos, I could only pronounce "Calo" as a little girl so the name stuck, I'm 46 and he's still "Calo".
@@V.E.R.O. I don't know if this could help but try to pronounce "Carulo" but the ru as short as you can. I used to have the same problem when I was a kid
As a native spanish speaker trying to teach my foreign friends how to make the r sounds this video is suuuper useful! Thank you!! You sound just like a native!😎
algorandom Thanks! And thanks for commenting! 😊
I tried many times. Now, this rr sound made me want to cry.
I had an English teacher that could produce the R sound way better than me that speaks Spanish as a native language.
Wow that’s tough
A teacher is a who. A non-human is a that. A person who could. A puppy that..
You are absolutely amazing!!!! I'm a Mandarin speaker and never use that rr sound in my life but now at least I can make the purrr sound!!! Thank you very much!!
Wow, thanks so much for the kind comment. I’m really glad my videos are helping people!
@@FingtamLanguages I just realized your camera kinda flipped your left and right, so the words you wrote on paper were hard to read
I speak Spanish but I can't pronounce the soft R, the worst thing is that I feel bad seeing that all English speakers can and even after speaking it for 15 years, I also need it for Japanese
I was never able to do it and was always jealous of people who could. Now I used quarantine to learn it and I FINALLY CAN!! now I'm watching this to learn the difference between the two - thank you!!! It's very interesting
Omg I did it! Not sure if my RR sound is 100% accurate and can’t last long but at least I can vibrate the tip of my tongue now! Thank you so much for the video!!
A bit late to mention this, but funny fact, the Edith Piaf RR sound is not a dialect, it's a Jazz technic of singing in France in the 50's. That's what a French person told me, his grandfather used to sing in the past too, quite interesting fact, a specific sound for singing.
Been on so many videos. This is the best one! Great job!
Thanks! I appreciate the support!
R sound: Video has the same sound as Virio
RR sound: Machine gun
I used to do that machine gun sound when I was a kid. Now I can’t seem to do that anymore. But I can do the German R
This is helping me a lot already. 10 years avoiding this topic and finally I'm going to grab the bull by the horns. Thanks !
I’m a Spanish speaker at home with my family and I can’t get the flapped R right, all my R’s get uncontrollably trilled even for a split second and my abuela doesn’t know if I’m saying for (pero) vs dog (perro) asides from context
Well it's better to mix up pero and perro than pera and perra! 😅
I hope you're able to figure it out though. It just takes practice! Let me know if you need more pointers.
I need to get my mirror. I’ll be back haha 😂
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Hey homey . Its about time for another video
I LIKE YOU BTW 😍
Felicitaciones. Muy buen video. Congratulations. Very good video. Speaking of sounds...... I try to explain to my students what the "th" sounds like in English, but they still make the same mistake over and over again. It is very difficult for those who come from Latin america to produce that sound. On the other hand, I have had students that come from Spain and the "th" sound for them comes very natural because of the "ceceo" of Spain. Good luck with the rr sound! Keep practicing.
3:30 in and leaving for someone who wants to tell me how to make the damn sound.
Best tutorial ever. Very clearly and thoroughly explained. Are you a speech therapist?
Hi. Did you mean to publish the video in mirror format? If you look at 9:13, your writing is backwards. Great video anyway. Much appreciated.
Hi, thanks for the comment. No, I didn’t mean to do that, and I have no idea why it did! Sorry. Hope it is still clear what I was doing.
Beware - this video is reversed so the IPA symbols are mirrored. I found the information helpful, even if it didn't result in a breakthrough for me. Darn it's hard!
Can u give more explanation on the normal spanish R, i find that wayy more difficult than the RR one..
I learned to speak rrr in a minute after watching this video,thank you
That’s so great! Glad so could help :)
Hi dude, I have a question:
Did you learn Spanish in college? If so, I've always wondered what exactly spanish (or any language) majors have to go through for their training?
I really can't do the machine gun sound. Does it have to do with your tongue's length? Because I think my tongue is shorter than most people, so that must be why I can't do that R sound?
I can do uvular trill very well but the alveolar not at all. Even to the point when I try to tongue trill I end up just trill my throat. I don’t know how to separate them :(
Lol the tap was awesome. Easier than I thought. Very cool. I understood instantly especially how you described how we hold the tongue on the ridge when saying T, L, N, etc. But just tapping it quickly with the r sounds cool. Slight vibration to it. I can do the rr now. Took maybe a week or two to get it fairly well. I've been able to do the uvula vibration since I was probably 12 though.
Helpful video!
Thanks! :)
talkative teacher.......
I’m here bc my parents get mad at me when I don’t roll my r’s soo let’s see if I can learn
I feel ya U_U, my parents make fun of me cuz I don't roll my r's
I'm vietnamese and I can not do this no matter how hard I try....I don't have that vibration in my language
To the "thrill r" sound think in a old telephone ringing "teereereereereem"
I would have started the lesson from the end. The passive tongue was the most helpful to me.
This is a very good video😊 but I think the written words are laterally inverted
This was so helpful but the video seemed to freeze at the end. A second thing is it was great that you gave the word Potter p a r a and it would have been even better had you given more words and use that instead of the longer explanation and then you really gave no words to show The double r to be able to practice with so and to watch your mouth as you said it thank you
I use the back of my throat to make a purr sound. :(
So do I, sometimes...
Me too
I've done that and when I did, I was laughed at so hard.
Same.. sometimes i do a mix. What ive learnt is to not trill the spanish and "purr the back of your throat". It wouldmt work
But it has the same sound right? Or not
Potter to Para helped so much!
Glad to help!
I think Edith Piaf used an alveolar trill when she sang. I don't think it is possible to hold a note that long using an uvular trill. Besides, the alveolar trill is like an old fashioned pronunciation of the letter r in French. Opera singers also always use alveolar trills when they sing in French.
By learning arabic ,spanish R isn’t too much of an extreme
Good video, a bit long and a lot of confusing stuff for beginners but thanks
Thanks
Man, I love that torch-cap!
The only time I have trouble with these sounds is when they’re preceded by a consonant, like “sr” or “tr”... is there a specific trick for these? Or just the same thing as you mentioned?
I'm Spanish and there isn't any sound sr
Sofía Carballo Hernández there are some they’re just not as common. Desregular for example, i have a hard time transitioning from the s to r
@@VeronicaPignataro Yes exactly! Thanks for the tip
@@DerrickSab try this, I manage it this way
For example try pronouncing "trabajo" like this "tarabajo" but you have to do it fast, easy as that.
Pronouncing my name works like that too
Adrián (Adirian)
Like si eres hablante español latino, y no tienes problema con el RR. 😄
Im relaxing my tounge for like 20 mins and it starts to freeze.🙂
I think it just broke. Welp🤧
I'm Spanish speaker and i'm looking some video where they teach you how pronounce R and RR ( my Chinese friend pronounce Tr when he need pronounce rr) :(((
Sorry if i wrote bad, my english it's not good :(
I tried to explain some Americans once that their d sound in words like medal was like a Spanish single r. They said I was crazy.
Good because I am doing duolingo and I have to read in spanish
Damn dude, get to the freaking point!!!
Thanks. So many videos skip the hard part; learning to pronounce the Spanish R.
Happy to help! Thanks for the comment!
Why am I watching this if I’m a spanish speaker 🙄
LOL! Same here
Daniel Pérez Domínguez 😂
No lo sé, tú dime
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I'm too hahaha 🤣🤣🤣
Can someone native speaker tell me if Spanish r is the same as flap t in American English?
Blue Sky it is.
In spanish language there are two R: one is 'Soft R' and the other 'Strong R'. For example, if you says the word "Caro" (with soft R) means Expensive; if you says "Carro" (with Strong R) means Car. And yes, the "soft R" sounds how american english tt, identical sound of F.E. "bottel". In the other hand, the "strong R" doesn't exist in english.
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@@alejandrogilrivero2188
Thank you so much ,perfect explanation 🌹🌸
What's 9+10
21
i got it 14 minutes in thx
This is confusing me because of the American accent... I'm English but I wouldn't say potter like that hahaha. I was also confused by the flipped video haha
I finally found out why i cant do it
Because i got extra teeth grow behind my teeth so i gotta use my tongue and push my teeth forward before adult teeth grow
oh I thought IPA is that kind of beer
Tried forever to no avail, feel like I have a zombie tongue.
I just realized that all of the words you wrote on that notebook are spelled backwards... what !!!? 🙃🙃
Yeah, I don’t know why the video was flipped backwards!
i got it but omg i was blowing air so hard i almost passed out!!
Video is flipped
Este fonema es de los más difíciles en castellano. Algunos niños tienen que ir a terapia del lenguaje para poder pronunciarlo.
Funny cause as a native spanish speaker I struggle a lot with the english "rr"
I know the ñ sound
3:35
videos 15 minutes too long
Have mercy on those with dental plates...
NAH SEVENTEEN MINUTES?
the R is fine (as a french native speaker) but the RR is literally a nightmare so far.
I don't find any difference between the american r and the spanish r ... Can somone tell me the difference plz.. Cuz im really having trouble trying to pronounce it
Sorry i meant the english r in general
@@hajerabumaash126 the English r is used at the end of the end of the syllables/after the vowel the syllable in Spanish. That tap is used as the English r. It can blend with d sounds. So moriré is mod-ir-é.
Rr is used at the beginning of a syllable/before the vowel. That's the trilled r. I'm still learning that one.
A thing to note is that the English r that sounds like a w is not in native Spanish. To be clarify there's a video about how R's can sound like either L's or V's th-cam.com/video/ld3A3QCpXd4/w-d-xo.html (V's & W's are both made with the lips.) That link is good for explaining English R & lisps about R's in general.
This video we're watching has good info though it use editing.
the english r doesnt touch anything while the spanish r does
Carajo que difícil
xd a mi aveces se me dificulta pronunciar el numero 4 y el numero 3, ahora me imagino las personas que hablan ingles xd
Qué guapo :)
It looks like your video is reversed!
I came here Because I didnt Pay attention To My Teacher
lee felix's lost sausage I came here to impress my abuela
He talks and talks and talks but never gets to the point about how to pronounce rr
Im a spanish native speaker but im watching your video because idk how to pronounce the "rrrrrrr" :'(
Hope it was helpful! :)
Soy Gringo, aqui! No bueno espanol soy... 🤣
Se nota, se nota xd
@@primaxoserrano xdddd
Wow, c nota mucho :u
So sweet xD
Efectivamente nuestro idioma es muy complicado.
No se como llegue hasta este video, solo pasaba por aquí, bueno me voy 😂
I don't know. To me, this video proves the adage, "Those who can do and those who cannot, teach." 17 minutes on a video with this title and, I'm no where convinced you can even make the sound yourself at all. Then, writing everything in Alienado...backward just give the whole thing a Saturday Night Live quality. It's NONE of what you said. The matter of thrilled 'R' is extremely easy. It's nothing to do with tongue and mouth placement and shape. It's only about the burst of air from diaphragmic breathing. Take in a good breathe, let the tongue flap on the roof of the mouth as it naturally does and, make the video 30 seconds long.
Another super helpful video :) Bit of a pity the video is mirrored ... reading IPA is tricky enough reading forward :D Still, it’s vlogs like yours that are inspiring me to get my channel sorted and get some vlogs of my own uploaded :) (Anyone who feels like sharing the love, come and check me out - I’d love to get to know you all :) )
Yeah, I'm not sure why this video is backwards like that. I've never had that happen before!
I know FB live’s reverse the video... this one had the same frame composition of all your previous videos... are they all reversed and it hasn’t been apparent because you don’t normally write?
It’s a possibility. I don’t know.
Ten minutes in and he still hasnt got to how to make the trill sound :(
pixula
Skip at least the first two minutes of this video. And then, if you feel like wasting more time, watch it in its entirety.
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