Uvular 'r' in close details I had an opinion that in the standard and correct speech the German uvular trilled 'r' sounds more... "rough" or.. "harsh", than the French one. The impression is that the French 'r' is produced more closely to the front part of larynx, and the German 'r' is generated more closely to the back wall of larynx, more deeply in the throat. Is that opinion correct or not?