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i am unable to pronounce r sound. can you help me in that?? just tell the tip i am confused whther it is kha sound or ga sound along with r touch. or the whole i am doinng wrong. guide me??
@@premkr9983 First of all you are welcome and with all regards and loves from Turkey, Ankara which is the capital city of Turkey. ok now just imagine like you are gargling a sip of water and thats all. And you may check out for the Turkis letter: 'ğ' It's basically that. Thank you for reading :)
My favorite tip for the French r sound is: 1. Pronounce k sound and notice your tongue touching the roof of your mouth. 2. Place the root of your tongue close to the same spot your tongue was touching when you pronounced k, and put the tip of your tongue behind your front teeth. 3. Pronounce h sound (strongly). With this tip, I could finally make a somewhat decent r sound for the first time😭 I still need to practice a lot, though!
When I saw the French letter R described in a textbook I thought it would be impossible. Turns out it’s really similar to the ‘ch’ sound in Welsh which I’ve spoken my whole life. Handy!
The French r is a bit discouraging when trying to learn this beautiful melodic language. Nonetheless, I'll keep on trying. Thanks for the amazing content.
Masallah, god Will's sister Alicia or my teacher may god bless and protect you and your family's for your efforts and we too ,one love ,one heart, as the English man says practice make perfect but where do you learn English because your English is very clear vraiment
I am austrian and I feel like the R here sometimes is the same throut R sound as in french, so I dont struggle with most of the R sounds. but while doing the excercise sentences I noticed that the second r in regarde is somehow difficult for me. because I tend to swallow it (which usually happens in german when you have -rd). and if I try not to swallow it, I have struggle that the stress stays at the 1. syllable, and struggle that you still hear the d at the end as well
Amazing lesson! My throat is hurting now because I have never pronounced anything like this before and I'm traumatized now.😔 But but but... I will revise this video everyday and try to speak while continuing with further videos. ❤
@@nathandrake4988 there is actually 3 ways to pronounce the arabic letter غَ ،غُ،غِ So it really is the same in arabic . Not trying to be rude , i just love arabic so couldn't help but share the info .
The French "R" at the beginning of the word is the most difficult one for me except for the word "rouge" which is quite easy but words like "regarder" is so hard to pronounce because of the many r's in the word.
I 've reached A2-B1 in Italian and I find some similarities between italian and french words, which is good. But when it comes to pronounciation I struggle a litlle bit, because even the "γ" sound in my mother language (greek) isn't that "deep"as the french "r"
Hi, thanks for the video. I really enjoyed watching it. But I think something is not correct. When you say "super, regarder, de rien" .. I agree with you that the R hear sounds like gurgling water in the throat. But when R follows a constant, [e.g. first R in "pRendre", R in tRès", R in FRançais] then it is like a soft Spanish G. In German this rule is also the same.
Iam from arabic country and the r sound in french is super easy for as 😊 but thanks alicia 😊 arabic is the most hardest language ever and iam soo proud that iam form arabic country 😊 🇾🇪🇵🇸🇾🇪🇵🇸🇾🇪🇵🇸🇾🇪🇵🇸🇾🇪🇵🇸🇾🇪🇵🇸🇾🇪❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
In the exercise, the instruction was to write 'aprendre' correctly, which I wrote as 'apprendre', and I still got it wrong. Please what is the correct spelling. Also in the exercise, there's an instruction to translate 'to watch' and 'fast', which I translated as 'regarder' and 'vite', respectively. I got both wrond. In another trial I translated 'fast' as 'rapide' and I still got it wrong. Please help me identify what I am getting wrong.
Hi Nojeem, Thank you for your comment. We have checked and there are no errors in the answers. Why is my answer wrong? 2/ The spelling is wrong: If you look at the How-to Guide on page 10, you get a lot of tips of how to fill in the forms and exercises without the system scoring you ‘wrong’. Please pay meticulous attention to the punctuation (or else, the system does not recognize the answer as ‘correct’). Examples of common mistakes: Je parle français -> Wrong because there is no period. je parle français. -> ‘je’ must be capitalized at the beginning of a sentence. Examples of correct spelling: Je parle français. Tu parles français? Once you get used to the proper punctuation and spelling as required by this app, you won’t have any issues any more with other exercises. If this all does not help, we will gladly look up the correct answer for you. For this, we need the exact identification of the training (‘lessons’, ‘vocab training’, or ‘podcasts’ + their number). Thanks.
Here's how I hear it: if it's at the start or follows a vowel, pronounce as "hr"; if it's in the middle or follows a consonant, pronounce as "kh"; if it's at the end it's almost silent. Not 100% accurate but an easy way to remember!
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I think being Arabic has its advantages because we already say the French r due to our letter غ which is a French r
oh my god. with your little technique i can say r right now! like a miracle! I had two french teachers but none of them told me that!
Congratulations!
i am unable to pronounce r sound. can you help me in that?? just tell the tip i am confused whther it is kha sound or ga sound along with r touch. or the whole i am doinng wrong. guide me??
@@premkr9983 First of all you are welcome and with all regards and loves from Turkey, Ankara which is the capital city of Turkey. ok now just imagine like you are gargling a sip of water and thats all. And you may check out for the Turkis letter: 'ğ' It's basically that. Thank you for reading :)
you learn fast OK? you can do!
Hi, Alicia! Your lessons are really interesting.They are very useful and easy to learn for beginners like me. Merci beaucoup!
You are one of the best online professor .
Wow ! :D
@lingoniFRENCH
You were the Angel destined to teach me French ❤❤❤
My favorite tip for the French r sound is:
1. Pronounce k sound and notice your tongue touching the roof of your mouth.
2. Place the root of your tongue close to the same spot your tongue was touching when you pronounced k, and put the tip of your tongue behind your front teeth.
3. Pronounce h sound (strongly).
With this tip, I could finally make a somewhat decent r sound for the first time😭 I still need to practice a lot, though!
The best teacher ever!
When I saw the French letter R described in a textbook I thought it would be impossible.
Turns out it’s really similar to the ‘ch’ sound in Welsh which I’ve spoken my whole life. Handy!
7:24 (Gives probably the hardest possible sentence to practice), "So good luck with that guys" :)
:) you're welcome haha
The French r is a bit discouraging when trying to learn this beautiful melodic language. Nonetheless, I'll keep on trying. Thanks for the amazing content.
I don't have that of an issue with the french r, but I really need to endeavor to pronounce it corrrectly in régarder.
French pronunciation is another level of hard 😭😭😭😱😱😱
but you can do it !
@@lingoniFRENCH mam please guide me
@lingoni FRENCH The R is easy but my dad is letting me read all the words without looking at the page 😣😖😢
Oof☠️💀
@@666mvdo3 uhhh
@@666mvdo3 good dad
very very very very grateful for this lady
i am very intrestide of french i found nothing on the internet intile I whatch your videos thank you so much!!
Je Suis indaenne.. Je veux apprendre le francaise..
Merci beacoup...... pour cette bonne lecon! 💜
this lesson is very fruitful , cheers!
Exelente profesora aprendo mucho con usted
Bonjour Alicia, Merci Beaucoup for this lesson
6:47 François parle vraiment très bein français. Pour apprendre, il regarde ses films français préférés en version originale.
I am really lucky you are here! Very nice structure of the lesson, Alicia. 👍✌️
Thank you! 😃
Masallah, god Will's sister Alicia or my teacher may god bless and protect you and your family's for your efforts and we too ,one love ,one heart, as the English man says practice make perfect but where do you learn English because your English is very clear vraiment
Merveilleux !
I am austrian and I feel like the R here sometimes is the same throut R sound as in french, so I dont struggle with most of the R sounds. but while doing the excercise sentences I noticed that the second r in regarde is somehow difficult for me. because I tend to swallow it (which usually happens in german when you have -rd). and if I try not to swallow it, I have struggle that the stress stays at the 1. syllable, and struggle that you still hear the d at the end as well
Are you going to another on the French "r"? Would be greatly appreciated, wonderful teacher. 😊
It's basically the Turkish 'ğ' pretty easy piece of cake for me :D
Btw i like the date of releasing :)...
Hahaha definitely, in the previous video when she says that we need to practise ‘e’ sound a lot , i was like, not really :D
Its definitely not the same. The ğ is a lot softer and often times not pronounced at all.
@@littlemissfoff of course it's not pronounced in a word, I meant the letter itself alone
@@kadirunsalan oh ok then ur right
Mille merci، You are an excellent teacher. 🍎🍎🍎 I admired your explanation strategy.😍
incroyable conference d'un beau professeur
best teacher 🥰🥰
Love your teaching and also your style:)
Thanks so much!
Amazing lesson! My throat is hurting now because I have never pronounced anything like this before and I'm traumatized now.😔
But but but... I will revise this video everyday and try to speak while continuing with further videos. ❤
Thank you 😊 you are best
Thanks for your advice
You're welcome 😊
Salut! Alicia merci beaucoup for ur francais lessons ( tried to make a sentence lol 😀).
Pas mal :) Merci beaucoup pour tes leçons de français.
Alicia is the best
actually I'm just look ur video & I'm so interested.make me easy for learning👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏
that's great ! happy to read so! and thanks for your feedback ; )
super difícil la pronunciación de la R :( tendré que practicarla mucho. Merci beaucoup. Your videos are always helpful
thanks a lot Natalia, yes, the R is a question of practice indeed !
my native language is arabic and we have the same pronunciation in arabic the letter is غ
It is same in Urdu as well for word. Ghaeen, and Persian (Farsi)
My native language is Arabic as well, i didn't have a prob with it except for the word "rue"
Its not exactly the same but very very close.
@@nathandrake4988 there is actually 3 ways to pronounce the arabic letter غَ ،غُ،غِ
So it really is the same in arabic .
Not trying to be rude , i just love arabic so couldn't help but share the info .
For me, The French "r" is really hard at the beginning.
For a French like me it's very easy since my birth
Hi Alicia! your videos are amazing🙂👌👌
I fully understood the quote! Et ç'est le 4 jour d'apprendre le français, merci (corrigez moi s'il vous plaît)
Merci Alicia. J'etudie le français avoc vous maintenant🙏😍
Your very good at your job
I like studying French with you
Hey Alicia
Can you list for me a movies and song in French To make practice in listening.
thanks
The French "R" at the beginning of the word is the most difficult one for me except for the word "rouge" which is quite easy but words like "regarder" is so hard to pronounce because of the many r's in the word.
Thank you for your efforts you are really helping me day by day ❤❤❤ Merci ❤❤❤
3:44
Useful lesson.
Glad you think so!
I'm Somali and our KH sound is exactly like this, thankfully.
Thanks a lot for teaching 👍🏻👍🏻
merci beaucoup
I love your lessons!
Not just a gorgeous woman but also an excellent teacher.
i speak lithuanian and english and it's sooo hard for me to pronounce french "r" :')
It took me 8 months to at least be able to pronounce a decent french r, but it's still not perfect and i'm still improving it 😭😥😂
I 've reached A2-B1 in Italian and I find some similarities between italian and french words, which is good. But when it comes to pronounciation I struggle a litlle bit, because even the "γ" sound in my mother language (greek) isn't that "deep"as the french "r"
Wow, French, Italian, Greek, and English 😮 good job brother.
@@SumRandumbUser Thank you :)
I was your 800th like! :)
niiiiice :)
Merci beaucoup alicia
I have more difficulty when I say words with the French 'r' in middle of them.Hope you could help.Thanks for this useful video.
You are welcome!
Merci beaucoup❤
Hi, thanks for the video. I really enjoyed watching it.
But I think something is not correct.
When you say "super, regarder, de rien" .. I agree with you that the R hear sounds like gurgling water in the throat.
But when R follows a constant, [e.g. first R in "pRendre", R in tRès", R in FRançais] then it is like a soft Spanish G.
In German this rule is also the same.
Excellent class 👌
Thank you a lot!!!
Thanks for this, but the R it's really crazy ahah merci
Merci ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Merci beaucoup alicia thanks
I will practice
Iam from arabic country and the r sound in french is super easy for as 😊 but thanks alicia 😊 arabic is the most hardest language ever and iam soo proud that iam form arabic country 😊
🇾🇪🇵🇸🇾🇪🇵🇸🇾🇪🇵🇸🇾🇪🇵🇸🇾🇪🇵🇸🇾🇪🇵🇸🇾🇪❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Rue mean street
Réveil mean alarm clock
Rat mean rat
Regarder mean to watch
Rapide mean fast
Répondre mean to answer
Préférer mean to prefer
In the exercise, the instruction was to write 'aprendre' correctly, which I wrote as 'apprendre', and I still got it wrong. Please what is the correct spelling.
Also in the exercise, there's an instruction to translate 'to watch' and 'fast', which I translated as 'regarder' and 'vite', respectively. I got both wrond. In another trial I translated 'fast' as 'rapide' and I still got it wrong. Please help me identify what I am getting wrong.
Hi Nojeem,
Thank you for your comment. We have checked and there are no errors in the answers.
Why is my answer wrong?
2/ The spelling is wrong: If you look at the How-to Guide on page 10, you get a lot of tips of how to fill in the forms and exercises without the system scoring you ‘wrong’. Please pay meticulous attention to the punctuation (or else, the system does not recognize the answer as ‘correct’). Examples of common mistakes: Je parle français -> Wrong because there is no period. je parle français. -> ‘je’ must be capitalized at the beginning of a sentence. Examples of correct spelling: Je parle français. Tu parles français? Once you get used to the proper punctuation and spelling as required by this app, you won’t have any issues any more with other exercises. If this all does not help, we will gladly look up the correct answer for you. For this, we need the exact identification of the training (‘lessons’, ‘vocab training’, or ‘podcasts’ + their number).
Thanks.
You are the best
5:00
J'ai tout apprécié et tout compris.
GéNIAL !
Merci.
Merci!
Merci beaucoup alicia t
U r the best
François parle vraiment tres bien français, pour apprendre, il regarde ses films français préférés en version originale.
You saved me a lot of time copying the phrase, thank you!
Fortunately me being Kazakh gives me advantage cause we have similar sound:3
the french r is very similar with turkish ğ, idk just wanted to say
Where is the video she mentioned at the beginning of the video?
I can't find a link!
This one: th-cam.com/video/fLNPsFOnTWI/w-d-xo.html
I can't stop watching this playlist. thank you!
Glad you enjoy it!😁
Is this uvular trill or uvular tap.
Video watched on March 17th, 2022!
good luck for yo that is amazing lesson
thanks a lot
Is the r sound the same as the word erg in Dutch?
when i pronounce it like normal french r and Spanish r ?
Me-i'll pronounce french
French language-i am joke for you😂😂😂😂🤣
Merci beaucoup pourquoi J’étudie français avec tu. 😇
the 'r' at the beginning is kinda hard...but i'll keep practising
1:15 The famous Spitting J of the Spaniards
The Spanish j is much softer in the Americas.
And also can we say instead of ses films français préféres ... can we say ses préféres français film
"Ses films français préférés" is correct!
Why you removed the original video on French R?
Hi Rana,
That's a very good point. Because this lesson is more complete than the previous one!
Thanks.
Here's how I hear it: if it's at the start or follows a vowel, pronounce as "hr"; if it's in the middle or follows a consonant, pronounce as "kh"; if it's at the end it's almost silent. Not 100% accurate but an easy way to remember!
Its difficult to pronounce *regarder and * prefer....can you help....
Second *r is difficult
I love you so much
if you know arabic i think it will be easier for you
the french "r" is like "غ" in arabic
I can't explain it but her energy is very French
Blessings dear Alicia pour enseigner nous français lang Mon Cher Amour
Salut👏👏
Thanks for this brilliant lesson but I just still have some trouble pronouncing R😂