Your Spanish is so good, I thought it was you first language! -.- I am Guatemalan and know very little Spanish. How long did it take you to learn Spanish?
english people saying the American pronounciation of butter is really hard. It tooks months to get Americans to understand what I wanted when i went into a sandwish shop
I can do short Rs correctly, but not rolled Rs yet. I learned so much from just the first minute of your video alone! You're so informative. Thank you for the upload
Spanish R is not that hard... French R is kinda stupid(no offence)... English R is weird (admit it ¬¬).... but can somebody explain what the fuck with German R?? D:
especially "perro" but as I've got this far in 2 days it shouldn't take long! All this practicing has given me a bit of a sore throat though! I'm feeling really enthusiastic about learning Spanish now. Thank you! :) (sorry for such a long comment!!!)
...then the dRacula method, then the "tee dee va" method. 2 hours of trying yielded nothing! I then found out that my parents could do it and they tried teaching me. Nothing! Then I found this video and "Put it on" has made my tongue vibrate after an hour of practice! :) I'm not perfect, but I can growl, purr, and do the brrr brrr phone ringing sound! I couldn't do any of that before! Now I've got to get my Spanish words working. I'm finding it quite hard to put the trill and words together, es
Just wanted to say thank you for your video. It's worked for me! I learnt Spanish at high school, but didn't do very well although it's a language I really like and enjoy speaking. I failed 3 more times to learn it since as I always gave up as I couldn't roll my R's. This time I decided to look on the Internet for some guidance on how to do it and practice for a month. If I couldn't do it by then it wasn't meant to be! Yesterday I started trying to do it via the "butter" method, then the dRacul
very informative and educational.. I am a fluent Spanish speaker, but I am having trouble teaching my child how to do the trill. I am going to have him practice these techniques and will let you know how he did later.
@gladys734 No. You just need to relax and repeat the words, butter,butter, butter, put it on put it on put it on. Notice where your tongue hits. Repeat the words and then read a paragraph in Spanish aloud.
I have watched so many videos and asked so many people and still couldnt do it bt the 'put it on' trick worked straight up. Thank you so much for uploading this video :D
hello! thanks for your video. i can now pronounce "put itititit on" and "derrrrrr". But the problem is i have to start with a "d" sound to start rolling. so it would be like "derraaaa, derreeeee" something like that. can you help me to get rid of that D sound? thanks
omg! i actually managed to somewhat pronounce the "rr" sound! i have NEVER EVER been able to! will totally practice more! thanks for uploading this video xD
Omg, im amazed :o 4 minutes and 23 second ago i made a "tttthhh" sound, now it actually sounds okay :D (and im in a trance just walking around saying butter and put it on :P)
I has never on the 15 years of life beign able to pronouence the "rr" maybe the worst is that im mexican, but now i know how to practice the sound, thanks!, and sorry but i didnt understand the word that you said right before the ending for placing the tonge for the "rr"
6 flaps are goooood! "put it on" is so you can roll your r's for words like cigarro, rapido, etc. "butter" is to help you with regular r as in toro, pero, libro etc.
Very good advice with the "put it on" thing. It's just that when I do it, my tongue "flaps" like 6 times instead of just the 2. How can I remedy this?
"Put it on" is some of the best advice I've found! I still can't make the trill last more than a second or two, but it's a huge improvement over what I had before. Thanks so much!
Thank you SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO much I looked everywhere for people to help me but i didnt understand them but you helped me so super much thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Very nice! I actually learned to trill from a Ruffles potato chips ad way back when. ...but it was interesting learning the actual physiological motions I go through in pronouncing the Spanish r.
saying "butter" really is the secret! I finally discovered how to do the tap correctly after repeating "paddle tattle maria" a few times. Still working on trill.
Amie, Bravo!! I loved this lovely educational video, and it was plenty loud enough for me! I always have problems making the Spanish "RRrrrr" sound, as correctly & as beautifully as you do… but maybe now if I follow your great suggestions, I can do it.
(I just need to practice in the morning, as everyone's asleep right now!)
ummmmmmmmmm, the RR .....it's still sounds quite weird. maybe if you put your tongue a little bit to the back , just a little, to the back, will sound better. The single R sounds ok. . I'm a native spanish speaker and I can feel the difference :)
I can't just do it..its so frustrating.. I been trying so many ways, such as exercising my tongue. I been trying to make this sound for at lessst 2 years now. Thanks for the help though on your words, "put it on", however, when you say it, as a result, do you have to be like "puttiton" on something like that. i dont get what you mean on this part? I have a retainer in my mouth right now, so would that make any difference?how about a speech impediment. if this helps im a canadian english speaker
I can't just do it..its so frustrating.. I been trying so many ways, such as exercising my tongue. I been trying to make this sound for at lessst 2 years now. Thanks for the help though on your words, "put it on", however, when you say it, as a result, do you have to be like "puttiton" on something like that. i dont get what you mean on this part? I have a retainer in my mouth right now, so would that make any difference?how about a speech impediment. if this helps im a canadian english speaker
ugh.... It's funny, my whole family can pronouce the spanish "R" very easy, but I can't! I felt better when my dad couldn't either, but it still made me frustrated that I couldn't trill or anything. So I gave up and did the french R instead, and found it very easy to roll it! But since this is totally different, I'll need some practice.
Hola! I'm from Taiwan. I'm a beginner in Spanish and I've been practicing the ''butter'' and ''put it on'' for a while. And I found them really helpful that I finally managed to trill a little bit. :D Yeeah! Though I still can't control them very well, I'm very excited about that. I'll keep practicing. Thank you so much! Gracias!
Hola! I'm from Taiwan. I'm a beginner in Spanish and I've been practicing the ''butter'' and ''put it on'' for a while. And I found them really helpful that I finally managed to trill a little bit. :D Yeeah! Though I still can't control them very well, I'm very excited about that. I'll keep practicing. Thank you so much! Gracias!
I am from Germany and most people I know can roll the "r" but I kinda do it in the back of the throat... (or well the french "r" like you call it.) It still doesn't work for me but I keep practising...
Hi amieberkos1! This video is brilliantly helpful. Good on you for going to this trouble, and for helping so many people in the process. I've been living in Spain for the past 3 years, and, although I no longer encounter difficulties with the language, I still often find that pronouncing the r's can prove frustratingly difficult. This happens especially with certain letter combinations, such as, 'ropa', 'europa'. And the 'rr' sound, ni te cuento. Haha thanks again for this brilliant video!
Thank you for this tutorial! I already managed to trill my tongue with "put it on", but I can't do it without a "p" at the beginning :/ Do you know how to change that?
@jazzna good job! buen trabajo! have a list of "rr" words ready to try out once you get your tongue in the right position and going! rapido, hierro, ferrocarril, perro, Ramon, barro, berro, arroz, Rosa, tierra, etc!
Wow, thanks for the video! Can you also practise it while you're whispering? Most of the time I'm with my family, so I can't really say often 'put it on'. Thank you so much for your video!
@adam071 Good job. It's not a purrr. Keep practicing "put it on" with relaxed mouth and lips and move into "erre con erre cigarro, erre con erre barril, rapido corren los carros, carros del ferrocarril!"
the "butter" and "put it on" example only work if you're an American English speaker... :( You see, where I'm from we don't pronounce our t's as if they were d's....
@Crealosa . That's true. I created my lesson for American English speakers. Where are you from? What do you speak? How can I help you? It is still a physical phenomenon: tip of the tongue on the flesh right above the back of your front teeth, once for single R, with burst of air or vibration for the double R.
Well I'm British, brought up just south of London. Here we pronounce the "tt" in "butter" just like the "T" in "Thomas", and the same goes for puT and iT. I guess I'm just a good imitator, because actually don't have any problems with the single flap or trilled R. But thank you so much for the wonderful video! I know some friends who could benefit from it.
So, when you put your tongue to the top of your mouth, what English consonant should you be trying to say? Is it more like an English d or an English r? I can sometimes do a double r by trying to make a d sound. Is the single r the same?
I disagree totally. say "rabbit, radar, rear" even when it's surrounded by other consonants "start, fresh, first" your tongue does not touch any other physical part of your mouth or teeth or lips as with L or F or S or N. H is a different story; it is characterized by a force of air.
your claim may be valid for american english but i speak british english and r is hardly pronounced unless it glides through the next vowel, in which case i reckon it a consonant
Well yes, British English is quite different than American English, isn't it? The reason I made the video is because American English speakers have difficulty with the Spanish r because they are accustomed to pronouncing their r's as more of a vowel than a consonant, i.e. no physical obstruction in the mouth to interrupt the air flow.
@sofiig92 Me pregunto si van a tener problemas las personas que viajen a Argentina, me imagino por lo de la Y, ah y de las personas que vayan a España por lo de los verbos.
im from german and i try to learn spanish^^ its soo hard to make this r! thank you for this video, i will keep practicing and i hope one day im able to do it:)
Thankyou! Finally a serious attempt to teach that rolling R! Your advices are really good. At least I'm now able to do that single one flat, but I just can't master the trill. My tongue is not able to flutter behind my teeth to produce that RRRR. It doesn't work even after having practised with the words "put it on" like you did it.
I think my tongue is simply not flexible enough. Could that be possible?
JAJAJAJ y yo termine viendo un video de como pronunciar la r y si yo ablo español como llege aki lol
Imjustagirl001 1 week ago
Your Spanish is so good, I thought it was you first language! -.- I am Guatemalan and know very little Spanish. How long did it take you to learn Spanish?
candyapple4242 1 month ago
It doesn't with mine because I have Ankyloglossia. I wanted to learn Spanish too, looks like I'm screwed.
WatashiwaRaiandesu 1 month ago
@WatashiwaRaiandesu lo siento,
amieberkosify 1 month ago
english people saying the American pronounciation of butter is really hard. It tooks months to get Americans to understand what I wanted when i went into a sandwish shop
MendozaMichelle100 1 month ago
You're getting there. Just make sure the tip of your tongue is tapping your alveolar ridge! And relax your lips.
amieberkosify 2 months ago
i keep saying put it on fast all it sounds like is prom :(
SkeletalShadow 2 months ago
Muchos gracias ;D !!
xpiratekittyy 2 months ago
@xpiratekittyy It is "muchas gracias" not muchos. :)
MrPerfectVision 2 months ago
I can do short Rs correctly, but not rolled Rs yet. I learned so much from just the first minute of your video alone! You're so informative. Thank you for the upload
NeccoWecco 3 months ago
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punklrh 3 months ago
I hate my tounge I have a retainer and my "friends" are making fun of me but thanx anyway :'(
punklrh 3 months ago
Spanish R is not that hard... French R is kinda stupid(no offence)... English R is weird (admit it ¬¬).... but can somebody explain what the fuck with German R?? D:
mariguanetor 3 months ago
@mariguanetor German R is with the throat too
NeccoWecco 3 months ago
@NeccoWecco yeah I know but it doesn't sound the same as French R
mariguanetor 3 months ago
@mariguanetor Chinese has a similar "r" to English too. :D
thekingofmoney2000 3 months ago
@mariguanetor but I think the Spanish "r" is kind of weird too...it's too strong even for other languages that roll their r's!
thekingofmoney2000 3 months ago
Had it within the first five seconds of the put it on method. Thanks!
SgtStranger 4 months ago
especially "perro" but as I've got this far in 2 days it shouldn't take long! All this practicing has given me a bit of a sore throat though! I'm feeling really enthusiastic about learning Spanish now. Thank you! :) (sorry for such a long comment!!!)
geocass111 5 months ago
...then the dRacula method, then the "tee dee va" method. 2 hours of trying yielded nothing! I then found out that my parents could do it and they tried teaching me. Nothing! Then I found this video and "Put it on" has made my tongue vibrate after an hour of practice! :) I'm not perfect, but I can growl, purr, and do the brrr brrr phone ringing sound! I couldn't do any of that before! Now I've got to get my Spanish words working. I'm finding it quite hard to put the trill and words together, es
geocass111 5 months ago
Just wanted to say thank you for your video. It's worked for me! I learnt Spanish at high school, but didn't do very well although it's a language I really like and enjoy speaking. I failed 3 more times to learn it since as I always gave up as I couldn't roll my R's. This time I decided to look on the Internet for some guidance on how to do it and practice for a month. If I couldn't do it by then it wasn't meant to be! Yesterday I started trying to do it via the "butter" method, then the dRacul
geocass111 5 months ago
very informative and educational.. I am a fluent Spanish speaker, but I am having trouble teaching my child how to do the trill. I am going to have him practice these techniques and will let you know how he did later.
jvillalobos2010 7 months ago
I must really suck at understanding cause i still no good :(
gladys734 7 months ago
@gladys734 No. You just need to relax and repeat the words, butter,butter, butter, put it on put it on put it on. Notice where your tongue hits. Repeat the words and then read a paragraph in Spanish aloud.
amieberkos1 7 months ago
woo hoo and Brrrrravo!
amieberkos1 7 months ago
YOU ARE A FREAKIN GENIUS!!!!!
I have watched so many videos and asked so many people and still couldnt do it bt the 'put it on' trick worked straight up. Thank you so much for uploading this video :D
Carribean97 7 months ago
hello! thanks for your video. i can now pronounce "put itititit on" and "derrrrrr". But the problem is i have to start with a "d" sound to start rolling. so it would be like "derraaaa, derreeeee" something like that. can you help me to get rid of that D sound? thanks
crybrant 8 months ago
omg! i actually managed to somewhat pronounce the "rr" sound! i have NEVER EVER been able to! will totally practice more! thanks for uploading this video xD
reigningnemesis1 8 months ago
brrrrava!
amieberkos1 8 months ago
Omg, im amazed :o 4 minutes and 23 second ago i made a "tttthhh" sound, now it actually sounds okay :D (and im in a trance just walking around saying butter and put it on :P)
YouKnowWhoDK 8 months ago
PUT IT ON!,,,, it works!!!
kewpkie118 8 months ago
gracias!
amieberkos1 8 months ago
Very helpful! Is it still possible to pronounce even if you are missing a front tooth?
KOPunchopenarena 8 months ago
I wish you could be my Spanish teacher! Out of all videos for rolling R's, yours has been the most helpful! Thank you!
serenitykristelle 8 months ago
I has never on the 15 years of life beign able to pronouence the "rr" maybe the worst is that im mexican, but now i know how to practice the sound, thanks!, and sorry but i didnt understand the word that you said right before the ending for placing the tonge for the "rr"
FERDINANDNUNCIO 9 months ago
yaaaaaaaaaay this helped me so much! i still can't get it brilliantly but i'm so much closer, i just need more practise! thank you!
Beeeeth018 9 months ago
6 flaps are goooood! "put it on" is so you can roll your r's for words like cigarro, rapido, etc. "butter" is to help you with regular r as in toro, pero, libro etc.
amieberkos1 9 months ago
Very good advice with the "put it on" thing. It's just that when I do it, my tongue "flaps" like 6 times instead of just the 2. How can I remedy this?
jcn9122 9 months ago
"Put it on" is some of the best advice I've found! I still can't make the trill last more than a second or two, but it's a huge improvement over what I had before. Thanks so much!
penguininpink 9 months ago
Still can't get it. :-(
hrenees1 11 months ago
SOUND WOULD BE NICE
ninjatoker1 11 months ago
Thank you SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO much I looked everywhere for people to help me but i didnt understand them but you helped me so super much thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
cheekyrocker98 1 year ago
Wahhhhhhhhh! I still can't get it. I think I have a speaking disability or something.
ddofat 1 year ago
Very nice! I actually learned to trill from a Ruffles potato chips ad way back when. ...but it was interesting learning the actual physiological motions I go through in pronouncing the Spanish r.
ChaoticYak 1 year ago
@ChaoticYak haha! Ruffles have Ridges?
amieberkos1 1 year ago
@amieberkos1 That's the one! :) I practiced until I could do it.
ChaoticYak 1 year ago
No hablo español,pero I want to pronunce the R. I still praticing it's dificult for me.
However, thanks your video:)
ngaiyuetming 1 year ago
saying "butter" really is the secret! I finally discovered how to do the tap correctly after repeating "paddle tattle maria" a few times. Still working on trill.
orbitingteapot 1 year ago
Amie, Bravo!! I loved this lovely educational video, and it was plenty loud enough for me! I always have problems making the Spanish "RRrrrr" sound, as correctly & as beautifully as you do… but maybe now if I follow your great suggestions, I can do it.
(I just need to practice in the morning, as everyone's asleep right now!)
LyndaHollywoodFL 1 year ago
ummmmmmmmmm, the RR .....it's still sounds quite weird. maybe if you put your tongue a little bit to the back , just a little, to the back, will sound better. The single R sounds ok. . I'm a native spanish speaker and I can feel the difference :)
shinin20 1 year ago
fabuloso!
amieberkos1 1 year ago
Thanks! I Watched like 10 videos and found nothing so useful except for this one!
I like that "put it on" one it works! i am trying it right now and i am getting there!!
Thanks Alot!
ALEXALAU2369 1 year ago
This is the BEST video about trills. Thanks for your thoroughness.
mochalatte1228 1 year ago
Practicing "put it on" is the best advice I've found in hours of searching the internet. Thank you so much.
sschmalz1 1 year ago
thank you :)
JaCey0928 1 year ago
Wow this lady is amazing. She saved me hundreds on a personal coach!!
EthanTee811 1 year ago
Helpful but the sound is really low. I turned it up loud but still had trouble hearing it.
kaymerryweather 1 year ago
@kaymerryweather I know. I should re-do it.
amieberkos1 1 year ago
Wow I barely saw this video like two minutes ago and I am already kinda making a trilled r:) thank you so much(:
Lababoo1 1 year ago
@Lababoo1 brava!
amieberkos1 1 year ago
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I can't just do it..its so frustrating.. I been trying so many ways, such as exercising my tongue. I been trying to make this sound for at lessst 2 years now. Thanks for the help though on your words, "put it on", however, when you say it, as a result, do you have to be like "puttiton" on something like that. i dont get what you mean on this part? I have a retainer in my mouth right now, so would that make any difference?how about a speech impediment. if this helps im a canadian english speaker
spiral4015 1 year ago
I can't just do it..its so frustrating.. I been trying so many ways, such as exercising my tongue. I been trying to make this sound for at lessst 2 years now. Thanks for the help though on your words, "put it on", however, when you say it, as a result, do you have to be like "puttiton" on something like that. i dont get what you mean on this part? I have a retainer in my mouth right now, so would that make any difference?how about a speech impediment. if this helps im a canadian english speaker
spiral4015 1 year ago
@spiral4015 yes, maybe remove the retainer and when you say "putiton" relax and let the tip of your tongue start tapping
amieberkos1 1 year ago
ugh.... It's funny, my whole family can pronouce the spanish "R" very easy, but I can't! I felt better when my dad couldn't either, but it still made me frustrated that I couldn't trill or anything. So I gave up and did the french R instead, and found it very easy to roll it! But since this is totally different, I'll need some practice.
Thanks for the tips, I'll try them out.
ZiveelaWillAwaken 1 year ago
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Hola! I'm from Taiwan. I'm a beginner in Spanish and I've been practicing the ''butter'' and ''put it on'' for a while. And I found them really helpful that I finally managed to trill a little bit. :D Yeeah! Though I still can't control them very well, I'm very excited about that. I'll keep practicing. Thank you so much! Gracias!
chuangbihshuang 1 year ago
Hola! I'm from Taiwan. I'm a beginner in Spanish and I've been practicing the ''butter'' and ''put it on'' for a while. And I found them really helpful that I finally managed to trill a little bit. :D Yeeah! Though I still can't control them very well, I'm very excited about that. I'll keep practicing. Thank you so much! Gracias!
chuangbihshuang 1 year ago
I am from Germany and most people I know can roll the "r" but I kinda do it in the back of the throat... (or well the french "r" like you call it.) It still doesn't work for me but I keep practising...
mizzrammstein 1 year ago
@mizzrammstein *practicing
:)
TOBIdoesntNEEDaHUG 1 year ago
@TOBIdoesntNEEDaHUG I thought you can write it with an "s" too... ?
mizzrammstein 1 year ago
@mizzrammstein Oh, I'm sorry. You can. That's the English way. :)
TOBIdoesntNEEDaHUG 1 year ago
Hi amieberkos1! This video is brilliantly helpful. Good on you for going to this trouble, and for helping so many people in the process. I've been living in Spain for the past 3 years, and, although I no longer encounter difficulties with the language, I still often find that pronouncing the r's can prove frustratingly difficult. This happens especially with certain letter combinations, such as, 'ropa', 'europa'. And the 'rr' sound, ni te cuento. Haha thanks again for this brilliant video!
jackwardjw 1 year ago
Thank you for this tutorial! I already managed to trill my tongue with "put it on", but I can't do it without a "p" at the beginning :/ Do you know how to change that?
jazzna 1 year ago
@jazzna good job! buen trabajo! have a list of "rr" words ready to try out once you get your tongue in the right position and going! rapido, hierro, ferrocarril, perro, Ramon, barro, berro, arroz, Rosa, tierra, etc!
amieberkos1 1 year ago
In spanish there are some people specially in Argentina and Chile who pronounce "RR" as the ř in czech (Just listen to singer Mercedes Sosa)...
msantosmxmx 1 year ago
Wow, thanks for the video! Can you also practise it while you're whispering? Most of the time I'm with my family, so I can't really say often 'put it on'. Thank you so much for your video!
TheSjosjo 1 year ago
Thank you very much for posting this! It's much more helpful than the videos that just tell you to "purrrr."
I can briefly feel my tongue flap when I do the "put it on" exercise. How do I get from there to being able to trill continuously?
adam071 1 year ago
@adam071 Good job. It's not a purrr. Keep practicing "put it on" with relaxed mouth and lips and move into "erre con erre cigarro, erre con erre barril, rapido corren los carros, carros del ferrocarril!"
amieberkos1 1 year ago
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adam071 1 year ago
the "butter" and "put it on" example only work if you're an American English speaker... :( You see, where I'm from we don't pronounce our t's as if they were d's....
Crealosa 1 year ago
@Crealosa . That's true. I created my lesson for American English speakers. Where are you from? What do you speak? How can I help you? It is still a physical phenomenon: tip of the tongue on the flesh right above the back of your front teeth, once for single R, with burst of air or vibration for the double R.
amieberkos1 1 year ago
@amieberkos1
Well I'm British, brought up just south of London. Here we pronounce the "tt" in "butter" just like the "T" in "Thomas", and the same goes for puT and iT. I guess I'm just a good imitator, because actually don't have any problems with the single flap or trilled R. But thank you so much for the wonderful video! I know some friends who could benefit from it.
Crealosa 1 year ago
I always run out of air to continue the "Put it on" part and make it fast enough...
ByrdieFae 1 year ago
@ByrdieFae Take a deep breath and keep starting over. Eventually your words slur and the tip of your tongue is tapping out the rrrrr!
amieberkos1 1 year ago
Ahh, it worked!! I learned! To think I'd never learn. Spanish 2 I'm going to kick your butt in pronunciation!
tahitianboo13 1 year ago
OMG you're so good
YuliaRamos 1 year ago
@cartsada I know that japanese and spanish do have a lot of similar sounds, especially the pure vowels. thanks for your comment, glad i could help
amieberkos1 1 year ago
Great explanation on the difference between vowels and consonants and how to roll the Spanish r.
04Katz 1 year ago
That's awesome!
albicat13 1 year ago
when you put your tongue to the top of your mouth to form the spanish r it is most like the english sound in the middle of the word "butter"
amieberkos1 1 year ago
So, when you put your tongue to the top of your mouth, what English consonant should you be trying to say? Is it more like an English d or an English r? I can sometimes do a double r by trying to make a d sound. Is the single r the same?
MasterMoron 1 year ago
good video...I still can't do it though. I've only been learning Spanish for a month though...maybe that has more to do with it than anything.
shaymm10 1 year ago
je ne parle pas francais!
amieberkos1 1 year ago
your french is bad :P sorry
tecnomusic5616 1 year ago
english R is still a consonant since you roll your tongue to push that sound out
if R's like vowel then L, H, F, S, N, and the like are all like vowels
adco1234 2 years ago
I disagree totally. say "rabbit, radar, rear" even when it's surrounded by other consonants "start, fresh, first" your tongue does not touch any other physical part of your mouth or teeth or lips as with L or F or S or N. H is a different story; it is characterized by a force of air.
amieberkos1 2 years ago
your claim may be valid for american english but i speak british english and r is hardly pronounced unless it glides through the next vowel, in which case i reckon it a consonant
adco1234 2 years ago
Well yes, British English is quite different than American English, isn't it? The reason I made the video is because American English speakers have difficulty with the Spanish r because they are accustomed to pronouncing their r's as more of a vowel than a consonant, i.e. no physical obstruction in the mouth to interrupt the air flow.
amieberkos1 2 years ago
I love spanish language and especially how mexicans speak it jajajaja I gotta lot of mexicans friends and Im learning spanish language too
alaiddin2009 2 years ago
hey thanks this really helped me!!
stamfordbridge1984 2 years ago
Jajajajaja i'm from Argentina, is rare to see this video becasue this R is so normal for me :)
Good luck with the practice of R :)
(Sorry, i'm not speaking english)
sofiig92 2 years ago
@sofiig92 Haha, it feels sad that I spend so long learning something like this.
fairuse69 1 year ago
@sofiig92 Me pregunto si van a tener problemas las personas que viajen a Argentina, me imagino por lo de la Y, ah y de las personas que vayan a España por lo de los verbos.
Polgani 1 year ago
I can only say it for a second or two but I can't continuously do it :[
mybiggestdan 2 years ago
Thanks so much! Please upload more if you can, this was very useful!
LR4239 2 years ago
im from german and i try to learn spanish^^ its soo hard to make this r! thank you for this video, i will keep practicing and i hope one day im able to do it:)
LilViech 2 years ago
Keep it up! just pronounce RRRRRRRRRRR over and over.
brianthebj 2 years ago
Thankyou! Finally a serious attempt to teach that rolling R! Your advices are really good. At least I'm now able to do that single one flat, but I just can't master the trill. My tongue is not able to flutter behind my teeth to produce that RRRR. It doesn't work even after having practised with the words "put it on" like you did it.
I think my tongue is simply not flexible enough. Could that be possible?
sgwolp 2 years ago
keep practicing "put it on" and relax your lips and mouth!
amieberkos1 2 years ago
It's really really useful!
Muchas gracias!
hottyangel 2 years ago