Here's a link about pronouncing the "r".
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Monday, November 7, 2011
Thursday, September 22, 2011
I'm having trouble pronouncing the creole letter 'R', do you have any tips?
I think the easiest way to learn to pronounce the Creole/French letter "R" is to:
1. Practice with repeating the English words "err" and "air"
2. Concentrate on the ending of these words: "err" and "air"
3. Constrict your throat more as you say the ending of these words: "err" or "air"
4. Open up your mouth a little bit more laterally as if you're trying to crack a fake smile when you say the ending of these words. Keep practicing that sound and try repeating the following Creole words:
rayi, rankontre, rele, repete, ri, rive
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Friday, April 1, 2011
How exactly is the 'r' pronounced? Is it similar to the french 'r,' just not as rolled?
Yes. you're right. It's like the french 'r'. Slightly guttural.
Check out the audio clips in Lesson 1 and 3.
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