The Intrusive /r/ - Connected Speech in British English Pronunciation [Modern British RP]

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What is the intrusive /r/? How does it word in connected speech? How does it function and what are the rules of the intrusive /r/ in a modern British RP accent.

In this British English pronunciation lesson, you will learn about the intrusive /r/ in connected speech.

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hahahaha Laura Norder !!! (and if you say it quickly indeed it sounds like "law and order")

paulol
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Thank so much for your good explanation ...and l wanna know about the open vowel

HadfiTaher
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Super interesting! This is a helpful breakdown of the concept and explanation! Thank you!
Do you know if there are known British accents or a colloquial culture that adds the /r/ even when there is no next word at all. (ie the end of sentences like "Thats the idea /r/". "It is Law /r/", or even 1 word answers., "No /r" etc? I'm hearing British accents on podcasts and online workshops doing this in recent 2023 and curious if it's a new thing b/c so far British speakers, when asked, say that it only happens between 2 words. Though I know I'm not the only one hearing it. Also interesting, I've only heard US speakers asking about it.

fabiovc
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long and short vowel sound pronunciation in RP

張靖舷
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I disagree with bizzare /bɪˈzɑː(r)/ according to the Cambridge Dictionary, it's similar to car /kɑː(r)/. That's why Americans pronounce the r in bizzare, or are.

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