Tfw can't pronounce French R

>tfw can't pronounce French R

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youtube.com/watch?v=Q3Kvu6Kgp88
youtube.com/watch?v=lu3eSNi__4w
forum.wordreference.com/threads/edith-piafs-pronunciation-of-rolling-r-in-her-songs.586383/?hl=fr
vocaroo.com/i/s1AwZEG5zvM9
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dental,_alveolar_and_postalveolar_trills#Voiced_alveolar_trill
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uvular_trill
vocaroo.com/i/s0dZsb8e7Xx2
vocaroo.com/i/s1RPBuRhzW9j
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Hey, I remember learning from that video !

Trust me, friend, it gets easier with time.

Depending on where it is in a word, it's either close to English h (parle comes out "pa-hul") or English w (j'ai froid is "jay fwa")

Please ignore this comment. It is absolutely incorrect.

It's the same thing as gargling cum. Shouldn't be too hard for you to do that since you're a Swede.

>j'ai froid is "jay fwa"
Just no.

The way you're pronouncing it sounds like "J'ai foie" literally "I liver."

Same about Parle, the r is supposed to be hear clearly.

>Shouldn't be too hard for you to do that since you're a Swede
I'm not though

Of course not - there are no Swedes left, Jamal!

I cannot also into R

are you a greek

>his language doesn't have a rolled R

This
Any other "R" isn't an R at all.

i can't do rolled Rs and i learned that Lenin couldn't do them himself so i stopped trying

who /ʁ/ here?

languages with rolled Rs are literally nigger-tier

t.i'm not spanish

kys
youtube.com/watch?v=Q3Kvu6Kgp88

That's an Arabic trait, literally shitskin language

the dutch "r" is worst than the the french "r"

>tfw can pronounce rolled, guttural, and anglo R
In the alphabet club I'm called the king of the R.

>Our own colony can't even pronounce our R

Uvular trill, not with the tongue

what do you mean?
youtube.com/watch?v=lu3eSNi__4w

an american proxyplaying as a japanese with a good french pronunciation

interesting

Because our is a "hard" R while the dutch one is similar to the german one, "guttural".

It's done with the uvular, like a classic french r, not with the tongue like niggertongues

not in this last link i posted

G/CH masterrace represent

Even in that last link. You're just not able to distinguish the two, that's fine, i wasn't expected much of a dirty slav anyway

>tfw can't roll my R

she is doing it with her tongue tho

Except languages way older than Arabic have rolled Rs. Stupid American.

Why they pronounce like like it beside of the right way?

Hum, sorry :
Why can't they pronounce it in the right way?

No

forum.wordreference.com/threads/edith-piafs-pronunciation-of-rolling-r-in-her-songs.586383/?hl=fr

that wasn't piaf just a wrong title in a video

Because they're not us.
Even Belgium is trying...Failling, but trying at least.

>good french pronunciation
well, not really...

Arabic has guttural R you retarded fatso.

Obviously it wasn't, she uses the same r though, which is not a rolled one

>can pronounce the rolled, guttural, English R, and the retroflex R
You're only King of the R if you can pronounce the retroflex R.

This.

you can hear she is rolling her r and it is quite different than piaf's r alveoral trill if you want

She is doing what is called a" r grasseyé"., like piaf.

Oh wow, how ignorant and intolerant. Arabic was the first language that Allah created.

Hmm, can someone vocaroo the french R?

it really depends what word you're saying.

ex:
In "bonjour" the "r" will be kinda light, while in "travail", it will be much stronger.

I think you're confusing the Arabic letters 'ghayn' غین with 'ra'' راء. The guttural sound is transcribed as 'Gh' (think: Benghazi).

3 different kind :

Travail-bonjour-roulé

almost all languages have a rolled r

Forfot the link :

vocaroo.com/i/s1AwZEG5zvM9

>tfw can't pronounce Swedish V

>en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dental,_alveolar_and_postalveolar_trills#Voiced_alveolar_trill
>en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uvular_trill
I concede and take an L
those speaking uvular as heard in wiki link I posted would probably go to speach therapist so he/she could learn how to pronounce r
lel

Quite good !

Btw I can't recall a single time where I used the rolled "r" outside of speaking spanish or mocking Piaf and old singers in general.

Woops, misquote.

>outside of speaking spanish or mocking Piaf and old singers in general.
ok now im confused

I'm french mate, obviously it's "quite good". And the spanish r is totally different from the Piaf R. We use the uvular to roll our r in french, the spanish uses their tongues. I can't do a spanish r, everytime i'm using my uvular like crazy and it just doesn't sound the same.

Sorry if you thought that everyone here spoke like Piaf...
France has never really been like Amélie Poulain shows it :^)

Well, you have a spanish flag, I couldn't know, now it make sense.

on i didn't but that guy under spanish flag was explaining to me how edith didn't really rolled her r

Well, very nice.

You pronounce it perfectly

>I'm french mate
Oh, ok. That's explain everything.

Apparently there are at least 2 way to roll your "r", but desu I don't really know the difference.

She really doesn't. She's doing it with her uvular, like this :

vocaroo.com/i/s0dZsb8e7Xx2

>has to have an name"frenchman" under the french flag
damn is france really that fucked?
>but desu I don't really know the difference.
>You're just not able to distinguish the two, that's fine, i wasn't expected much of a dirty slav anyway
i guess you're a dirty slav as well

I guess but not even your frenchemen can make the difference so...there's that

>>has to have an name"frenchman" under the french flag
>damn is france really that fucked?
No, it's just lack of imagination/creativity

I try to do it while singing ( excuse my awful voice, please just concentrate on the R )

vocaroo.com/i/s1RPBuRhzW9j

>i wasn't expected much of a dirty slav anyway

wow, where did I said that ?

>>has to have an name"frenchman" under the french flag
I needed a name when /fr/ used to be full of people, got used to this one.

Sounds like you're just yelling

you didn't,true but the french expert under spanish flag did

Because the only "r" we're exposed to which sounds "rolled", is the uvular trilled one. That's why so many french people use it while speaking spanish, because it's the only one we're accustomed to

Yeah i know, i can't sing for shit,

I think it's more a micro problem. adjust it.

Nah, we, you and the Danes have pretty much the same uvular R, while Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Slavs, Swedes and some of our dialects like Bavarian have the “tongue R“

I mean, for everyone in France, your "r" sounds way harder than ours.
I guess for "outsiders" (by their pronunciation), are "r" must sounds similar.

>Our "r" and yours must sounds similar.

Wow I can't write for shit today.

Really ? I find german r quite soft actually, barely pronounced usually.

Maybe you slightly tend more towards trilling while here it's a fricative, but the place is the same
Or you've been watching Hitler speeches or Jewllywood stereotypical stuff based thereon - his dialect was Bavarian indeed where they make it with the tongue

we roll our r's

Well, where are you from exactly, since people in the North, North-East of France tends to have stronger "r" (my opinion), maybe you're closer to them in the pronunciation.

Nah, I guess it's just a case of "we're close culturally, geographically, but we're TOTALLY not the same" at a national level.

Yeah, with the tongue (or front R) as I said, while we use throat R

Normandy, and my pronunciation is really standard, nothing like someone from Calais ( i believe their pronunciation of the r was influenced by flemish )

>influenced by flemish

Haram

>Normandy
Are you from there?

terrible english

Reiger ;^)

Ok so my "theory" is wrong then.

But yeah Calais/North pronunciation is basically belgian, so heavily influenced by flemish.

Yesterday a friend from Sup Forums told me to come here to learn french. Is this the right thread?

Tous vous parlent Francais?

You need to go to /fr/ ask nicely and then you have a reasonable chance to get help.

Also ; Vous parlez tous français ?
Ftfy

"jay fwa" is more like "j'ai foi" meaning "I believe/I have faith".

I'm not saying don't make the "r" sound, I'm saying make the "h" and rasp it a bit.