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30 Δεκ 2009 · One of the things that almost every Japanese learner has trouble with (if they’re a native English speaker), is the Japanese “R” sound. More specifically: Ra, ri, ru, re, & ro.
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15 Ιουν 2011 · This is the best video I’ve found about pronouncing the Japanese r. It describes it as the sound between d and l, and has lots of diagrams about where your tongue should be when you say these different sounds.
In this Japanese pronunciation video, you will learn how to pronounce the Japanese R sound as in Ra, Ri, Ru, Re, Ro.
Pronouncing the "R" in Japanese. The Japanese "r" is different from the English "r". The sound is sort of between the English "r" and "l". To make "r" sound, start to say "l", but make your tongue stop short of the roof of your mouth, almost in the English "d" position. It is more like the Spanish "r".
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R’s appear in Japanese quite a bit but some of the more common words you might be familiar with are: Sayonara (goodbye) Arigato (thank you) Sakura (cherry blossom) Nara (city, tourist attraction) Ramen. Simple trick to use. Here is the simple trick to pronouncing it as authentically as possible: Say the word ‘Butter’ or ‘Matter.’.
http://www.tofugu.com/2009/12/30/how-to-pronounce-the-japanese-r-sound/The Japanese "R" sound is perhaps one of the most difficult things for many Japanese-l...
