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How to roll the REsto es una discusión · 6 respuestas Anonymous: Hi There,Oh, this is realy a dumb one. But it's really bothering me. I can't roll my "r's". I have a slight speech impediment. How can I ever learn to speak Spanish if I cannot even make some of the most basic sounds? Told ya it was a dumb question...  There must be native spanish speakers who also cannot roll their tongues, but being born into a language gives a great advantage it would seem.  Bose: There are not dumb questions. Dumb is who doesn't ask. Everything requires practice and that 's only one of the sounds anyway. Chinese people have great trouble pronouncing this and they never get it right, but still can communicate. If you have a chance, I think you should ask an language speach specialist. You could probably even find a way to avoid using some of the words? there not that many with that sound anyway. Some of us do that in English, for years I've avoided using the word beach for example using ocean (you probably guessed why) and there are others that I can't recall at this time. Suerte! Saludos Bose Usuario Aficionado98 BoseI think you should ask an language speech specialist.I think that's a good idea, although it might be expensive. I don't know. I know there are professionals - linguist, you name them - that will help you pronounce words as a native. And again, I know this might be expensive. I don't think you are going to have a major problem; as long you as you can communite, you should be fine. There are a lot words in English where you roll your r's, may be you can try using those to pratice. Miembro Pleno706  AnonymousHi There,There are native speakers who can't roll their R's!!! I have a friend who was doing a missionary work in Argentina (He's Mormon) in an area that has a very high indigenous population. They didn't roll their R's. To most people it sounds like they are saying L's. So, words like Rojo would be pronounced Lojo and so on. He learned his Spanish there and so had a very interesting accent. Usuario Principiante13 This is not a dumb question.This is a common problem among those who strart learing languages at mature ages .In my Urdu and French classes I had friends who could not pronounce 'z' properly .You know that French 'j' is different from English 'j' and in our language, we don't have that kind of alphabet so it was quite difficult for some of my friends. Sanz: We've already talked about this issue, look here: http://www.forodeespanol.com/Archive/191ComoPronunciaRr/2/kx/Post.htm AuserThere are a lot words in English where you roll your r's, may be you can try using those to pratice.Unless you're from Scotland (or perhaps some other regional dialect?), there aren't any English words in which the "r" is rolled like the "rr" in Spanish. Usuario Principiante17 | ¿Tiene una pregunta? Hay gente esperando para ofrecerle ayuda. Cosas interesantes Asuntos relacionados:How can we improve our Spanish Forum?How do you say this word in spanish???how do you say...How do I start to learn Spanish?How to learn Spanish? I would like to know the...Ortografía: uso de la b antes de l, rHow to survive in the Chilean jungleHow would I learn spanish?How does my preposition usage look?how did you get here?How do YOUHow about eBooks for beginners or even younger...How to type spanish letter?Confusing word using /r/ and /rr/?La "R"?"How do..."?How best...? |
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