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Katerina Kish
About sound r in french
Hi! I have started to learn french but I have some problems with the sound "r". My native language is russian, so, I pronounce very hard r, like spanish one. Is it ok for frenchmen? Does it sound acceptable?
10 giu 2019 08:00
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People will understand you just like they understand people from Spain.
Also, Russian speakers usually have problems with V/W and the French vowels (Russian has five vowels and International French has 14 vowels).
Good luck learning French!
10 giugno 2019
Bonjour
When a Russian speaks French fluently, this is generally the last thing that betrays his origin. Old habits die hard. So, I think that the pronunciation of ‘r’ should be in the first lessons.
You can get help from a native.
Just for fun, note that the pronunciation of Russian ‘P’ (a bit emphasized) is the means by which humorists suggest a Russian character.
10 giugno 2019
Hi! For sure, it is acceptable because the first goal of communication is to exchange with others. It is a similar sound, but not exactly the same, so the meaning of words is not really changed. So, in that case, the impact is not really big. The way you prononce the r will give an impression of accent. I don't know the Russian language, but I've read that the r is prononced with the tip of the tongue. In French, it is prononced with the back of the tongue, in the back of the mouth. The feeling is a little bit like when you gargle your mouth.
22 giugno 2019
Don't worry about that ! A large part of frenchpeople pronounce it in that way, espescially people from the southwest of France. So you can say you come from the southwest of France. If you want looking like a parisian girl that will be different.
14 giugno 2019
Здравствуйте ! Французский "р" он находится далеко в горле и похоже немного на русские людей которие картавить ! Он глубоко в горле как русский "х". А так с акцентом прикольный
10 giugno 2019
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Katerina Kish
Competenze linguistiche
Inglese, Francese, Tedesco, Russo
Lingua di apprendimento
Francese, Tedesco
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