What happens in the white areas ?

what happens in the white areas ?

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refugees go for a swim

tourists usually swim in the aegean

ha. ha. ha.

Standard Dutch is a rolling R in front and in the middle of a word + an American R at the end of a word.

But some catholic dialects, near and in Belgium, use a gutteral R.

>putting the Spanish "r" together with the Scottish "r"
They sound nothing like each other.

You are.

So only that area in Portugal can't roll the r. Intredazting.

>he doesn't roll the r

rongi rattad ragisevad

Are you non greens even trying?

>tfw Scottish
>tfw Americans think I'm Russian

R-r-r-really

This.

Not being able to roll your r's is considered a speech defect here.

Denmark being the best Scandinavian country, as always

Deep green is the master tongue

Aye multiple occasions. Not every American mind, but at least once or twice every visit. Glaswegian is pretty incomprehensible to Americans

Why isn't Scottish English considered a separate language from normal English? I can't understand a single thing of what you faggots say.

Same here, except in one dialect; the reason being it was created by assimilated Germans.

Do Swedes pronounce /r/ in some positions like /zh/? I swear I've heard them pronouncing räkna like zhäkna.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scots_language

There is no agreed dividing line between language and dialect.

>you'll never know the feeling of being able to speak English around foreigners who understand English without them having a clue what you're saying.

You want to have a laugh?

sco.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page

Yes, we were Romans

no, this map is wrong. portuguese uses both r's even in the same word

rolled r's all sound the same

holy shit
guess I do speak more than one language

They don't.
Rolled Spanish r are much stronger, let alone the trilled variety.

>drunk english wikipedia

>drunk English
Em aye, we are a nation of drunks.

It's like when you type wrong on purpose to sound like a retard

Same here 2bh. We just don't have a drunk version of Wikipedia.

Guttural 'r' master race checking in

>Breetish
I lost already

>tfw can't roll /r/
>tfw can't make guttural /r/
Feels anglo man

trying copying a Scottish accent and go from there

>his country didn't cultivate centuries of drunkeness and isolation sufficient to develop a unique language of slurring expletives.
amateurs

1)Spit
2)Say B, spit, say itain
3)Enjoy

I've tried plenty of times, but I just can't get the sound down. I posted a vocaroo on Sup Forums once to show my attempt, but everyone said I sounded like a dog growling.

do french people find the rolled r difficult too or not?

We can handle a drink so there is no real difference when speaking sobber or drunk.

>dog growling
As a Scot it sounds like you nailed it

I speak German easier when shitfaced

Sounds like you're not trying hard enough

Oll Eenglesh wood sownd drunk if taipt laik yu tokked, tho

Kek, me too. I like to post on /deutsch/ when I'm shitfaced.

>implying the language wasn't invented as a result of our constant state of inebriation
Jokes on you lot

I'm drunk right now, friend.

>he rolls his /r/ when he speaks English

Me too

Cheers

No, not really

but it's annoying, desu

Why aren't you writing in Scottish, then?
Poor display 2bh

Yeah, this map is silly. We use both the salmon and purple r, just not the retarded anglo green hurr.

>In blue area of Sweden
>Roll my R's
Lund Masterrace

Gutteral r is the only true r. The other are variations of another letter.

Because it's cringe as fuck and I'm just practising my English so I can stay employed following the toilet flush that is brexit.

You want me to whisper rright prretty things in your ear?

>Gutteral r
It's the sound one makes before spitting out a booger.

>only Rs that sound like you're choking on cock are legitimate

Is there any more barbarous and uncivilized trait than rolling ones Rs?

Gutteral /r/ just sounds like /w/ but with more choking.

It sounds less like w and more like a mix of g and h 2bh.

anyone already here can stay they said

Whaes they?

>atlantisians literally can't pronounce r
YOU CAN'T MAKE THIS SHIT UP

literally every single politician including nigel

Quoi ? Il y a des régions françaises qui ont un "r" latin ? J'ai jamais entendu un français l'utiliser pêh.

I find it very disgusting.

No but finns say that when they speak swedish.

same

the cause of not doing the "r" sound properly is lack of education system correcting defects in the speech

>rolled r
Yes, pretty difficult to pronounce. But not as difficult as the English "th" tho.

It's fun, doing it and spitting on englishmen when you speak

>french can't into r, rr or th
Is there anything you can pronounce?

I don't know, can you pronounce that simple word "rue"?

It used to be until they cucked themselves and made it the exact same

In Italy sometimes random people speak with a french R,it's considered a pronounciation error

So what, you can pronounce our "u" ? Our 'gay' "on" ? Our 'gay' "en" ?

Youre the cringy one you fucking crying cunt

>catholic dialects
Your dialects are tied to religion?
Any reason why that happened.

I Didn't spit on them. Just pointed that it's very hard to pronounce the "th" sound for most people.

> Breetish Member o Pairlament Jo Cox dees efter bein shot an stabbit in Birstall, Wast Yorkshire.

That's meant to be the Gaelic r I think, same with Wales and Welsh

Why non-phonetical languages are so retarded?

Why cant Azerbaijanis just admit that they are caucus turks?

Probably, if you tell me the pronunciation first, seeing as I studied french for 4 years.
>So what, you can pronounce our "u"
Yes, no problem whatsoever.
>Our 'gay' "on"
I cannot remember how this is pronounced, but I'm guessing I can.
>Our 'gay' "en" ?
Yes, I can.
It didn't take long to get French phonetics. You guys don't really tough sounding sounds.

I can't do it without spitting, so I don't even try, I replace it with s z, or d

Erm, we do?

>mfw godtier red area

>Probably, if you tell me the pronunciation first, seeing as I studied french for 4 years.

Oh, didn't know that.
can you say "on" "in" "an/en" ?

Muchas gracias, amigo (i'm pretty shit in Spanish, sorry).

>I replace it with s z, or d
I...I do it too. Is it a disease?

>Can't roll my R's at the same BPM as Spanish speakers
>Can't do a gutteral sound in 1/4th of German words
>Can't do Arabic alternative-A's

Forever Anglophone....

Vocaroo it mate

plebtier*

At least you got a good accent.

...

>can you say "on" "in" "an/en" ?
Probably, then again, since it's not a phonetic language, I'd have to hear it first.
My french is pretty bad now, I couldn't afford the classes any longer, so I forgot a lot.
But I can go on /fr/ and read almost everything.

no
every non anglo does it really

Speak for yourself, frog

European Portuguese is such a god tier language if you want to learn another language. It really was made to be irrelevant and useless.

No mic.
>>Can't roll my R's at the same BPM as Spanish speakers
That's a trilled r, not a rolled one. The t in words like "water" in American accents is quite similar to our rolled r.

totally normal here
it's why i learned french instead of spanish