Why do Americans pronounce the 'R' letter so strongly? It almost sounds like they're burping sometimes.
Why do Americans pronounce the 'R' letter so strongly? It almost sounds like they're burping sometimes
Elijah Nguyen
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Hudson Brooks
Clearly, you have never been to Boston
Austin Kelly
Oh yeah I'm familiar with that accent from watching movies. I think it's Mark Wahlberg who has that accent, right?
Jace Mitchell
We merely pronounce the R, unlike those Britbongs that have bastardized the English language by amongst other things omitting the R altogether.
Nolan White
I like the way the sco'ish pronounce their r's
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Austin Rogers
>unlike those Britbongs that have bastardized the English language by amongst other things omitting the R altogether.
Bentley Moore
I fucking love that accent, unfortunately I'd probably sound ridiculous if I tried to speak like that
Cameron Cook
muh irish heritage. dublin accent basically.
yet they add an R where it doesn't belong
(i have an ideaR)
Isaiah Ward
Because they want to distinguish themselves from Brits and because they're hispanic
Ethan Thompson
this
Germanic (Norse, lowlands, old english) requires R. That's as simple as it gets.
Britain has been cucked by France.
Austin Moore
Because they're mentally impaired from decades of aspartame and HFCS abuse. These are the same people that think mirror rhymes with near, that you pronounce squirrel as "skwurl" and you're expecting them to speak English properly?
Chase Wilson
The r in other Germanic languages sound different. The R you guys do is like the accent we have here associated with being a hillbilly.
Jace Adams
>The r in other Germanic languages sound different.
I don't think you understand how synonymous German R is with American R.
Ethan Young
Jacob Nguyen
>american
:D
Hudson Price
>mentally impaired
I'm not the faggot who pronounces R with the W sound you limey faggot
Gavin Reed
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Robert Stewart
that's what you did though
modern british english has drifted the furthest away from old english pronunciation
Daniel Watson
Germans use a French R and don't pronounce it at the end of syllables, like Brits
Dylan Davis
>Murritards in charge of phonology
Rhoticity has never been uniform either in England or in America. Pushing the /ɹ/ in words like bird is why you sound so nasal by the way. You're narrowing your throat and putting your tongue up.
Benjamin Clark
I was under the impression that American can't say "R" properly.