Still Can't Roll Your R’s in Spanish? Do THIS
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- Like every Spanish learner, we’re sure you’ve struggled rolling your R’s. Well, struggle no more - this one tip will get you rolling like a native speaker!
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(Rolling your R’s in Spanish is also called trilling your R’s.)
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I got it! 🎉
Muy bien!! Felicidades 🎉
Surprisingly Guerra is a very good word to practice the RR, thank you.
you're welcome! glad it was helpful 🙌🏾
Its terrible because thats my last name and I can't even say it correctly
Can't do it
Sorry to hear it didn't work for you!
Still can’t do it. I know when to do it but idk how to physically do it
Yea this video was pointless
Sorry about that, thought this would help!
Sorry to hear you think that. Thought it would be a helpful tip
So… how do you roll your R’s? I can’t make a rolling R sound come out of my mouth
I would say try to imitate native Spanish speakers that you see e.g. in films/TV shows - that might help!
I learned how but how do I incorporate it with words
hey, do you have any particular words you're struggling with? or do you mean just in general?
@@letstalkspanish1 in general sorry for the late response but like perro. I can't add it to the word and it sound normal
@@Yvngjohnson have you made sure to slow down when trying to say perro? At first you have to say it really unnaturally until you get the hang of stringing the two sounds together
Also try just pronouncing the second part (RRO) by itself, to make sure you've got the hang of that
That's okay, but I still hear your roll from the back of your tongue, as in a very fast vibration of a hard "g", as in "Gary".
Not sure I understand what you mean, Thomas! Thanks for commenting though 😊
Lo siento PERO its not working for me
Sorry to hear that!
Well this didn’t help me at all.
I haven’t found any method that helps