How to pronounce the" R" in French - Technique and Exercises - French Tips Hints

Hi guys!!

 I hope you are doing awesome!!

 Do you get struggled everytime you try to make "R" sound in french?

 Well, is not easy. Because is a very special sound they have and usually other languages don't have it!

 So, watch the video below and master this SH&&¨%T (Kidding:)) and get rid of it once for all :)

 There I talk about this sound and give some exercices to develop this "R" in your body (Let's say on this way);


That's it!

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