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I am thinking along the lines of Fullbite. I recently had the operation for Sleep Apnea (UPPP) and they did something to my tounge that keeps it from falling back to my throat at night (and it makes swallowing a little different feeling).
Well because of my fat lazy tounge, I had been doing my RR more towards the back of my throat, like the other person said, Now since the operation, I am left with nothing to cheat with, hahah. I can't purr like a cat, growl like a dog, none of the ways I use to cheat work. The "J R" methods is working in the beggining of words. I can get 3 nice trill sounds out. But I can get that, RRRRRRRRRR sound that natives do for emphasis at the begginning of a word. and the "JR" seems hard at the end of a word. But Thanks this is a start. My spanish friends now laugh at me now, when i talk because they can see me stopping mid sentence when I get to a work with a RR in it, hahah. But they understand, it's new people I am afraid to talk to now. thanks |
Encontré unos poemas para ayudarnos a pronunciar el RR
Erre con erre cigarro Erre con erre barril Rápido corren los carros Los carros de ferrocarril Y El perro de San Roque no tiene rabo porque Ramón Rodríguez se lo ha cortado
Suerrrrrrrte |
Gracias por las instrución pero tengo una problema.
I am literally tongue tied. I have ankyloglossia - my frenulum forces my tongue to stay close to the bottom of my mouth. I cannot stick my tongue out. My trilled rr's sound like l's and I really have to force the sound of an r - when I speak it, it is hard to tell the different between pero and perro. What can I do to make it sound more authentic? |
Some Spanish speaker people have this problem as well. They usually pronounce a soft r or a French r. There's no problem if you can't say a strong r, everybody will understand you :)
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