Make R rolls better?
I recently learned to roll my r. But I find it quite difficult to implement in everyday life. It's noticeable when I say a word extra slowly to roll the r.
Any tips for increasing speed? If not from personal experience.
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You need to know where it is rolled and where not. And then also perform combinations such as fr, dr, tr, gr, kr, br and pr separately. Here the r is usually simple and embedded between vowels: f(a)ra, d(a)ra, t(a)ra … Only speak with the pre-picked vowel and then try the vowel between eg f and r so that he is no longer audible. But it is never a pressed fr, dr, tr, gr, kr or br. There's always some air in there.
In some areas, tiger also listens directly to /tigere/ or hombre like /ombere/ And small children also talk about this before the vowel eventually disappears: uno, dos t(e)res.
But what is as important as the r is all other consonants. D and t are expressed completely differently than in German. T on the tooth, d between the teeth (such as vocal th), only at the beginning of the set at the cutting teeth.
Practice… practice… practice…
Always do language exercises at home and talk so much with other people.
What language are you talking about? Italian? Spanish?
In German it is only in southern Germany.
I've come to see that it's Spanish. I put it on the subject.