Yes  :) I agree

En France on dit que les ricains roulent le 'R' :)

Actually, it sounds like you're both using the wrong sound for R! Sorryyyy...

English has several ways of managing R, depending on the region. In virtually all cases, it's a <em>liquid</em> sound, and not a fricative like in French or a trill like in Arabic. There are plenty of pronunciation videos online, or a teacher can guide you towards pronouncing R properly. I've discovered with other languages that replacing the correct sound with a substitute sound is simply wrong.

I've never pronounced "water" in the way you describe, Mai. I understand what you're talking about, but that's a regional pronunciation and hardly standard.

What about using <em>vocaroo.com</em> to demonstrate how we pronounce these words? Then some feedback could come about. :)

you know there is a rule in the English Grammer that is when the letter ( T t ) comes between two vowels it spelled ( R r ) then it is difficult for me . Foe example : water >> warer .