👅 Spanish R Made Easy: Practice with This Tongue Twister (Spanish Quickie)

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Learn how to roll your R in Spanish with a challenging tongue twister! 🌀

This quick pronunciation exercise will help Spanish beginners master tricky sounds while having fun.

The tongue twister is: Enrique rema río arriba, río arriba rema Enrique 🚣

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Struggling with the area in Spanish, chake off this episode
from my show Spanish Quaki, where you'll practice like with
a fantom twister. Spanish Quaki is available on all major
listening ups. Ready for a quiki share bums. I'll say
the town twister slow and then add a normous bit. Ready,

(00:24):
here we go, Endrick Rama, Rio arriva, Rio, arriva Rama, Enrique.
Try with me. We're still doing it slow, Enrik Rama,
Drio riva, rio, arriva Rama, Endrick. The sound you're practicing

(00:54):
here is the ord in Spanish, la are. What the
town twisters says is Enrique Rose, upstream, upstream Rose, Endrique.
That's it. When you say, try to say era and
not Era, it's Enrique, not Enrique, Enrique. So time for

(01:18):
the difficult part. Let's do it at enormous pitch. Here
we go, enricer re Mario riva trio riva raymand Rique.
I know that can be difficult first, but let's do
it again. Enrica Re Mario, riva trio riva rayman Ricke
too fast. You can go back to the first part

(01:40):
of the episode. Practice the turn twister slow and then
gradually split it up that's the trick, and that's all
for today. Don't forget to subscribe to Spanish Squeaky for
more bite sized lessons. You'll find all the links in
the episode description. A datto