| 2.4.2.10 The R |
The French r is stronger than the soft English r (again depending on, where you come from). However, it is formed in the upper throat. Your pronunciation of the r will probably tip French folks off to the fact that you´re not native, but that doesn´t mean that they won´t understand you. Still, it is worth trying to pronounce it correctly.
The following graphemes indicate the French r: r, rr
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roue (wheel) |  |
| beurre (butter) | |
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| rhume (flew, cold) | |
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