As a Filipino slowly learning said languages, I'm lucky to have rolling R's on our local language. It makes pronouncing the words sound more authentic and in turn, easier to learn.
друзья, даже те кто испытывает трудности с буквой «Р», не переживайте! не все русские умеют ее выговаривать находясь в сознательном возрасте 😂 дети специально ходят к логопеду (врач для постановки речи и звуков) чтобы научиться говорить эти буквы, но даже это не всегда работает ))
некоторым делают операцию и подрезают уздечку под языком, чтобы дикция была правильная, многие мои ровесники с этим сталкивались 6-9 лет, не знаю практикуется ли это сейчас
This is a very useful video for me since I am currently working on rolling my r’s in Spanish. I can do it in the middle of a word (eg correr) but not at the beginning of a world because I become too self-conscious.
Секрет в том, что нужно найти баланс между давлением воздуха во рту и напряжением языка герметизирующие ротовое отверстие. Язык должен касаться десны и полностью препятствовать выход воздуха, а кончик языка должен быть в вертикальном положении, далее нужно создать небольшое давление выдохом через рот, далее слегка расслабить мышцы кончика языка, так, что бы воздух начал прорываться через него, но при этом быть достаточно напряжённым, что бы вернуться в обратное положение. Прижимать язык нужно слегка, и выдыхать так же нужно слегка, иначе не получиться.
Don't worry too much - I'm a Russian and I can't roll my R's myself 😀 Well, I learned to do it a bit when I was learning Portuguese several years ago. But I kept my original pronunciation for my Russian, it feels more natural. It's not that big of a deal.
Portuguese native speaker here. How similar do you think Portuguese « R » and Russian « Р » are? Do I roll the tongue as same as Portuguese? I'm learning русский and I LOVE your language))
@@GramkowPiano depends on which Portuguese variety do you speak. Russian r can be either an alveolar tap or a thrill, depending on the context. The short tap r could be a good approximate, I believe most of the Portuguese accents have it. The thrill kind is more like a Spanish rr, which I can't still pronounce myself. But bear in mind that Russian doesn't have phonemic distinction between a tap and a thrill, like in Spanish. They are more like a variants of the same phoneme. Some Russian speakers replace it with a guttural R, like in French or Brazilian rr. It is kinda frowned upon but it gets more common nowadays.
@@stariyczedun thanks! I speak the brazilian one btw. If you studied Portuguese you probably know the words "Americano"/"Francês"/"Brasil", which have the tap R. If I say "Brasileiro" (which has 2 R's), I will tap the R. Is this R very common in Russian? Because I've seen Russian « Р » similar to our R, but so slightly different that I cannot tell exactly the difference :(
As a Puerto Rican, I was given the Rolling RRRR DLC before my birth. Also, it still strikes my curiosity how such a simple movement is so hard for many others of different cultures, it's a phenomenon tbh.
А потом надо попрактиковаться в произношении. Приступите к легкому упражнению, произнесите быстро и громко: Карл у Клары украл кораллы, а Клара у Карла украла кларнет.
Здаров! Очень люблю смотреть твой канал, так как сам учу языки. Хотелось бы узнать, слушал ли ты каких-то классических русских исполнителей советского рока или панка? Например Гражданская Оборона, Кино, Чёрный Лукич? Было бы здорово услышать твоё мнение по поводу этих групп. Может даже с переводом для наших иностранных друзей). Из Гражданской Обороны советую послушать "Моя оборона" или "Русское поле экспериментов".
Thats why I’m confused. My tongue is near my bottom teeth and it sort of stings my throat like a gargling sound. After I do it for a long time, my throat feels dry and sore. Another thing is I say Zzzzzz. Like a bee but then touch my tongue to the top of my mouth and this makes the zzzz into a zrrrr. But I don’t know if that’s right either. Should this R come from the throat and hurt?
As a native russian speaker - your tongue should be on the roof of your mouth, 100% not near the bottom teeth. Only the tongue should be moving, if your throat hurts - you're doing it wrong.
@@dragonlazer but i place my tongue at the bottom teeth and at the top of mouth. and make a throat clearing/ scratching grrrr sound. they both sound the same.
How many languages do you actually speak? I can catch your accent, but for your age the effort is awesome. And actually use live language instead of book/written is great. Also can you unveil your name? First time that I hear one.
![The best trilled [r] video yet!](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/joVgJUO74Mg/mqdefault.jpg)
Im going to watch this video now to hear the italian because Im italian.
As a Filipino slowly learning said languages, I'm lucky to have rolling R's on our local language. It makes pronouncing the words sound more authentic and in turn, easier to learn.
Im a filipino but i dont know how to roll R
@@anirandomness-kb7iz why?
That's part of the spanish influence you kept.
im russian but i still need this video cuz i cant pronounce it
must be an american gene
@@park1776 no, i have azerbaijani and russian genes only
i can pronounce all arab h's btw (ح خ ه)
skill issue
@@AudisioOficiaI my friends were joking like this, but then i tell them to say english th and they stopped
друзья, даже те кто испытывает трудности с буквой «Р», не переживайте! не все русские умеют ее выговаривать находясь в сознательном возрасте 😂 дети специально ходят к логопеду (врач для постановки речи и звуков) чтобы научиться говорить эти буквы, но даже это не всегда работает ))
некоторым делают операцию и подрезают уздечку под языком, чтобы дикция была правильная, многие мои ровесники с этим сталкивались 6-9 лет, не знаю практикуется ли это сейчас
@@sssssss-r7r мне подрезали я все еще картавый а мне 17 x)
Good specialist can help with pronunciation, kids learn it quite quickly. However, doesn’t matter that much, gives a bit of a charm to the speech.
Igual con el español, tengo un par de amigos que no pueden pronunciar correctamente la R fuerte
This is a very useful video for me since I am currently working on rolling my r’s in Spanish. I can do it in the middle of a word (eg correr) but not at the beginning of a world because I become too self-conscious.
i love your content, i speak both English and Russian fluently and your trolling videos are hilarious, продолжай в том же духе! я подписался кстати.
Секрет в том, что нужно найти баланс между давлением воздуха во рту и напряжением языка герметизирующие ротовое отверстие. Язык должен касаться десны и полностью препятствовать выход воздуха, а кончик языка должен быть в вертикальном положении, далее нужно создать небольшое давление выдохом через рот, далее слегка расслабить мышцы кончика языка, так, что бы воздух начал прорываться через него, но при этом быть достаточно напряжённым, что бы вернуться в обратное положение. Прижимать язык нужно слегка, и выдыхать так же нужно слегка, иначе не получиться.
Don't worry too much - I'm a Russian and I can't roll my R's myself 😀 Well, I learned to do it a bit when I was learning Portuguese several years ago. But I kept my original pronunciation for my Russian, it feels more natural. It's not that big of a deal.
Portuguese native speaker here. How similar do you think Portuguese « R » and Russian « Р » are? Do I roll the tongue as same as Portuguese? I'm learning русский and I LOVE your language))
@@GramkowPiano depends on which Portuguese variety do you speak. Russian r can be either an alveolar tap or a thrill, depending on the context. The short tap r could be a good approximate, I believe most of the Portuguese accents have it. The thrill kind is more like a Spanish rr, which I can't still pronounce myself. But bear in mind that Russian doesn't have phonemic distinction between a tap and a thrill, like in Spanish. They are more like a variants of the same phoneme. Some Russian speakers replace it with a guttural R, like in French or Brazilian rr. It is kinda frowned upon but it gets more common nowadays.
@@stariyczedun thanks! I speak the brazilian one btw. If you studied Portuguese you probably know the words "Americano"/"Francês"/"Brasil", which have the tap R.
If I say "Brasileiro" (which has 2 R's), I will tap the R. Is this R very common in Russian? Because I've seen Russian « Р » similar to our R, but so slightly different that I cannot tell exactly the difference :(
@@GramkowPiano tap r and trill are both valid realisations of the same phoneme in Russian. We might not distinguish them in rapid speach at all
О, спасибо, наконец-то научусь говорить букву р :)
Шутка, я просто учу английский по видео для тех, кто учит русский (и не только) :>
хехе, это весело, мы пришел сюда для противоположный причина.
никогда не слышал, чтобы кто-то изучал английский по русскому учебнику
@@the_otamatone Я просто слушаю английскую речь и пытаюсь её понять, вот и всё.)
@@singing_nightingales Я уважаю это, английский - очень странный язык, хотя я и являюсь его носителем.
RAHHH NEW YAMA VIDEO THAT I COULDN’T WATCH EARLIER BECAUSE OF WORK🎉🎉🎉🎉
One of my friends has been asking me how to role my R's. This is exactly how I do it lol
Дружище, нам нужно такое же видео, но только про правильное произношение звуков на английском 😊
Сделай, пожалуйста)
Anglo mind can’t comprehend this
I am English and I can’t comprehend how an American correctly pronounced “poT of tea”.
1:10 there's always Drake when talking abt kids LOL😂
As a Puerto Rican, I was given the Rolling RRRR DLC before my birth.
Also, it still strikes my curiosity how such a simple movement is so hard for many others of different cultures, it's a phenomenon tbh.
Great vid! Even though I know how to roll my R's sometimes I randomly watch these tutorials lol... 😂
"Stop rolling the comment section" are you seing me?
just watch/listen Roy Orbison's "Pretty Woman"
he does it .. Masterfully 😂
А потом надо попрактиковаться в произношении. Приступите к легкому упражнению, произнесите быстро и громко: Карл у Клары украл кораллы, а Клара у Карла украла кларнет.
all i learned is that i sound like an absolute idiot when i say "pot of tea" more than 3 times in less than 2 seconds
My native language has rolled Rs but I still can't do it 30 years later 😢
As Filipino. Same I did in last 1 half years ago. I start in August 2022
Здаров! Очень люблю смотреть твой канал, так как сам учу языки. Хотелось бы узнать, слушал ли ты каких-то классических русских исполнителей советского рока или панка? Например Гражданская Оборона, Кино, Чёрный Лукич? Было бы здорово услышать твоё мнение по поводу этих групп. Может даже с переводом для наших иностранных друзей). Из Гражданской Обороны советую послушать "Моя оборона" или "Русское поле экспериментов".
Beatboxing class basic BRR🎉
planning on getting tongue tie cut
I'll never learn how to pronounce it😓 i have a speech defect and I pronounce it like I'm growling😭😭
One of the first 🌚❤️
As someone with a speech impediment that is most prominent in Rs, it’s probably gonna take me like more than a year to be for real 😭
Pot of tea and umbreon - got it 😂
France germany r's is hard to learn
I have no idea how but I can roll my R's extremely well but I am Australian and we don't do that in our language.
I saved you from 9yo typing first
I'm wondering, how will I go from these exercises to actually rolling my r's?
I am hearing that Russians pronounceation of the r is different than Spanish pronounce their r's.
Basically, in Spanish you have two “types” of R. But the pronunciation is pretty much the same as in Russian
Stop scrolling through comments section was actually true 😆
I don't need to learn to RR because I speak spanish.
Thats why I’m confused. My tongue is near my bottom teeth and it sort of stings my throat like a gargling sound. After I do it for a long time, my throat feels dry and sore.
Another thing is I say Zzzzzz. Like a bee but then touch my tongue to the top of my mouth and this makes the zzzz into a zrrrr. But I don’t know if that’s right either.
Should this R come from the throat and hurt?
As a native russian speaker - your tongue should be on the roof of your mouth, 100% not near the bottom teeth. Only the tongue should be moving, if your throat hurts - you're doing it wrong.
I tried to do the zrrrr how you described it, and it is VERY similar to the rolling R. Just remove the teeth vibrating and you have the rolling R.
@@dragonlazer does the RRR meant to come from the throat?
when i do the Zrrr theres no Wind OR throat sound.
@@dragonlazer but i place my tongue at the bottom teeth and at the top of mouth. and make a throat clearing/ scratching grrrr sound. they both sound the same.
@@PCs454 the throat isn't supposed to to anything, it's all in the tongue
Dude im dying
Me watching this speak a native spanish speaker. 😭
Prrrrrrrrrrivet
Toki pona doesn’t have “r” sound.
I don’t think toki pona has r, but it’s a good video otherwise
Why are you in a hotel room?
first
And aren't u canadian lol
How many languages do you actually speak? I can catch your accent, but for your age the effort is awesome. And actually use live language instead of book/written is great. Also can you unveil your name? First time that I hear one.