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#26 2015-03-27 19:46:58
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Re: how i learned to whistle
Pingohits wrote:my french teacher cant even roll his R's why was he even approved for a teaching job
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The French R isn't trilled. It is a voiced uvular fricative, or a guttural R.
Alveolar trills and flaps are more commonly used in Spanish, Italian, and German. While some dialects of French (some African French and rural metropolitan French areas) do trill the R, it's pretty rare.
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#27 2015-03-27 20:01:20, last edited by 32OrtonEdge32dh (2015-03-27 20:01:33)
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Re: how i learned to whistle
BuzzerBee wrote:Pingohits wrote:my french teacher cant even roll his R's why was he even approved for a teaching job
??
The French R isn't trilled. It is a voiced uvular fricative, or a guttural R.
Alveolar trills and flaps are more commonly used in Spanish, Italian, and German. While some dialects of French (some African French and rural metropolitan French areas) do trill the R, it's pretty rare.
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#28 2015-03-27 21:58:19
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Re: how i learned to whistle
Pingohits wrote:BuzzerBee wrote:Pingohits wrote:my french teacher cant even roll his R's why was he even approved for a teaching job
??
The French R isn't trilled. It is a voiced uvular fricative, or a guttural R.
Alveolar trills and flaps are more commonly used in Spanish, Italian, and German. While some dialects of French (some African French and rural metropolitan French areas) do trill the R, it's pretty rare.
don't get hooked man it will ruin your life
can't even get through a single morning without a phonic
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#29 2015-03-27 22:46:36
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Re: how i learned to whistle
32OrtonEdge32dh wrote:Pingohits wrote:BuzzerBee wrote:Pingohits wrote:my french teacher cant even roll his R's why was he even approved for a teaching job
??
The French R isn't trilled. It is a voiced uvular fricative, or a guttural R.
Alveolar trills and flaps are more commonly used in Spanish, Italian, and German. While some dialects of French (some African French and rural metropolitan French areas) do trill the R, it's pretty rare.don't get hooked man it will ruin your life
can't even get through a single morning without a phonic
if you phonic you'll end up like these guys
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