How different are the native Portuguese trills r and rr from the Brazilian Portuguese vibrato?

The rr sound is a poly vibrato, which is quite different from the l sound, but the r sound is a single vibrato, which is very similar to the l sound for us Chinese, and it is difficult to distinguish it.

In fact, the r sound is similar to a flash sound, and the r in English is composed of two actions, one is that the tongue "flashes" down the palate to break through the airflow, and the other is that the lip is opened by a round lip, while in Spanish there is only the first action.

The difference between R and L: R is the sound formed by the airflow breaking through the obstruction of the tongue, while L is the sound that the airflow is forced to form under the obstruction of the tongue, that is, R has been broken by the airflow before the next sound, and L needs to keep the tongue position all the time (if you can ensure that when pronouncing the pa ta ka sound, the consonant does not vibrate the vocal cords, and the vowel vibrato, I believe you can distinguish the two tones at the moment of pronunciation).

Difference between r and d: The r sound is indeed similar to the d sound in many languages (e.g., Enya's Gaelic song and the Lord of the Rings episode Aniron Consul of Elrond), the difference between the two is that the d is a plosive, which is formed by the active contraction of the tongue muscles, while the r sound is a vibrato, formed by the air flow breaking through the barrier of the tongue.

Finally, I personally believe that the focus of pronunciation practice is not to listen or deliberately imitate, to find the lip position, tongue position, but to feel with the heart, after a long time, familiar with this language, pronunciation is naturally handy

I'm in Brazil, and many parts of Brazil don't have a vibrato, and they use something like '了,' 'he' and 'er' instead.

There is not much difference between Portuguese and Brazilian in these two phonemes. However, in the larger cities of Brazil, the population pronounces less vibrato, after all, it is more difficult to pronounce the vibrato, and the linguistic consensus is the principle of labor-saving.

In Spanish, there are two different pronunciations of letters. One is slight, phoneme r, and the other, is forceful, phonemic r.

The position of the mouth is the same in both cases. The lips, the teeth, are open, and the most important thing is the position of the tongue. The tip of the tongue should be against the front of the palate, which is the area above the mouth, and the rest of the tongue should not touch the roof of the mouth.

And then how do you distinguish between the two sounds?

In mild R, the tip of the tongue is touched only once, but in strong R, the tip of the tongue is bounced on the front of the palate one or more times.

When there is only one r between two vowels, we pronounce r as a slight r, e.g. oro.

At the end of a syllable, such as verde, and after a consonant that forms the same syllable, such as tren, when there are two r's, we pronounce the strong r, e.g., burro, and when there is an r at the beginning of a word, e.g., radio.

When at the beginning of a syllable and after a consonant, that is, after n, l and s, e.g. alrededor

Let's now practice the light r pronunciation, starting with the r. in the middle of two vowel lettersNote that this pronunciation is the same as the pronunciation of r at the end of a syllable, light. The r is pronounced the same when it follows the consonant that forms the same syllable.

Let's now practice the pronunciation of the strong r.

Remember that when there are two r's, we pronounce this sound.

It's the same when there's an r at the beginning of a word.

When r is at the beginning of a syllable and after a consonant, it is pronounced the same.

When r is at the end of a word, it can be pronounced as a light r or as a strong r, although it is customary to pronounce a light r.

It is important to distinguish them, especially when the r is in the middle of two vowels, as it can cause serious confusion. Let's take a look at some words that are distinguished only by the pronunciation of r, and they have very different meanings.

In the word first tremor such as rose

After L, N, and S, hyperfibrillation such as Rr in Enrique and hyperfibrillation, such as Berro

Although an R is in the middle, but capitalized, there are many tremors, for example, derozanr is preceded by consonants other than l, n, and s, and only one or two tremors (single or double tremors), such as madrid, but Spaniards generally have double tremors, after all, it is too difficult to send a single tremor in this case.

Vowel + r + vowel, must be pronounced single vibrillation (only one tremor), for example, if there is a consonant after peror, only one or two vibratos (single vibrato, or double vibrato), can not vibrate the vocal cords, such as largo

R at the end of the word, the vocal cords do not vibrate in a single fibrillation, or in the vocal cords do not vibrate in the tongue roll (similar to the non-vibrating "day" of the vocal cords), such as amor, however, if the next word starts with r, it is also necessary to follow the law of continuous reading and change to more vibrato.

It is after the beginning of the word and l, n, and s.

Pronounce multiple beatings.

Mainly r is placed in the first letter of the word, and r is placed after l, n, m to make a trill.

And then there's when rr is put in the word.

Then there's the combined vibrato. tr,dr,br,fr.

When practicing tongue tremolo, gently roll the tip of the tongue upwards.

When practicing, you can take the lead"Yes"The tone, the sound that I want to ride a horse a little bit, can be put after a long time"d"When the sound is removed, it is a big tongue. If you want to relax your tongue, you can first use the tip of your tongue to push against the upper jaw. Use airflow to make your tongue flutter.

When I was practicing, I was a little struggling, I practiced for about 3 months, and finally it came out lying down, because when I lay down, my tongue drooped a little downward, and at this time, I could easily make my tongue vibrate by using airflow, and then I made a big tongue sound.

I'm learning Portuguese, and I'm going to practice that too.

What is said on the Internet is "Dela", and "Deer" practice is useless at all.

After asking the locals, they taught me to gently my tongue so that I could not be nervous, and then breathe out of my throat. Plus the vibration of the vocal cords.

The two rr tones came out.

Portuguese is a little better, the word rr has carro, car, you know this. Just pronounce rr as "drink".

Or the words that r and t and d are connected are still easy to pronounce.

But I still haven't practiced...

I hope that the landlord can find a better way to practice according to his own situation and practice as soon as possible.

The pronunciation of r is mainly the anterior loss of the tongue, which shakes up and down in the mouth.

The method of exercise is to read a single letter of r, it is difficult for ordinary people to make oranges, it is best to read more words in front of r and add a t, such as tra, in this way, the pronunciation will be easier, every day like this practice reading tra, soon you can send out r's vibrato. After that, you can single the R letter. This method has a relatively high success rate.

Read more words with r.

Say. Yes. Say pull the pin key waiting.

You deliberately curl your tongue up yourself.

And then there's the tip of your tongue that you put on the gums.

Then pronounce the s sound.

I think both work pretty well.

There is also one of the most widespread.

But I don't think it's useful.

It's just drinking water. Just a little water in your mouth.

Say Hope it helps!