I don't understand how "japanese R" sound meant to sound like english D sound. It just doesn't sound similiar at all no matter how I put it. I also can't really pronounce russian R most of the time so it's a complete mystery to me. Is there hope for me to ever pronounce japanese R correctly?
https://www.tofugu.com/japanese/learn-hiragana/nevermind here it sounds exactly like "D"like "ro" is straight up "do"what the fuck
just say らりるれろez
>>224525218>>224525043It's clearly Ro, R a bit different and getting a bit closer to L and D, but it's R.I don't how you can that it's D.
>>224525353https://www.tofugu.com/japanese/learn-hiragana/go to r section heretry "RE" for exampleapproach it with open minddoesn't it kinda sound like DE to you?
>>224525426Kind of, but not really. It sounds like a mix of r and l.
>>224525453it's so fucking hard. talking is hard.
>>224525043learn italian then learn japanese. We basically have the same sounds
so should i just use r and be done with it
>>224525043It's just the same as Spanish R, if you can pronounce that
>>224525734Just use R or L, they would understand.
>>224525043The rolled R is vibrations of the tongue. The Japanese R is just one single vibration
>>224526006i cant pronounce long rolled r because i burr
>>224525043la la la.. :3https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bCsOjmn0-o
>>224525043It's not. Just between vowels t/d is tapped in some English dialects, which makes it quite similar to R in Japanese.
>>224526251ty>>224526235ty anon san
