R in English - make it easy with this 10-min daily practice

How frustrating is it to KNOW how to pronounce the R in English, but when you need to use it…it’s not there for you! (Or it feels like you have mud in your mouth😒)
I mean, why is your RRRR not listening to you?!?!
But worry not, because I got you covered.
If you do this R BOOT CAMP every day for 2 weeks, you will see how it is SO MUCH EASIER FOR YOU to use the R freely, and spontaneously when speaking.
It’s all a matter of developing your muscle memory.

And you’re good to go ;)

In this drill, first we practice the R before different vowels and really get comfortable with those transitions. Then, we’ll work on 2 tricky sounds that sound similar to the R: the L and the W. We’ll also practice the R after different vowels and build your muscle memory. Once you’re done, we’ll move to practice the R sound in different clusters and from there we’ll move to full words and sentences.
And don’t forget, when you’re done, put ‘DONE’ in the comments below!
Also, was there any drill in particular that you feel helped you the most?

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[Rosa-pwgl]

This is impressive. I finally pronounce the R correctly! Bootcamps for vowls would be much appreciated.

[SarahBaird-iotn]

I’m a native speaker but have struggled with an R speech impediment my whole life, I’ve done this once and it so helpful. Thank you!!

[denou]

I had seen this video before but kinda put it on the shelf because I didn't really have the time to practice it (that's what I had told myself). But decided to finally try it now, and to anyone who's reading this, if you really want to improve your Rs, this is the perfect video. This video is REALLY worth investing your time. With just these 10 minutes of practice I can ALREADY feel it's noticeably easier to pronounce the R sounds (especially saying "further back" which I could not for the life of me pronounce correctly). Thank you so much, Hadar!

[adishapk]

I finally found a channel that makes my English journey very easy and efficient. Thank you Hadar. I appreciate your help😊.

[sohampadsalgikar]

Greatest pronounciation teacher of all time, so engaging!

[clemenciagrow]

I had seen this video before but kinda put it on the shelf because I didn't really have the time to practice it that's what I had told myself. But decided to finally try it now, and to anyone who's reading this, if you really want to improve your Rs, this is the perfect video. This video is REALLY worth investing your time. With just these 10 minutes of practice I can ALREADY feel it's noticeably easier to pronounce the R sounds especially saying "further back" which I could not for the life of me pronounce correctly. Thank you so much,

[AnastasiiaN]

Thank you very much. This is the best video for mastering R sound. I finally got this sound after 2 month of every day training.

[chauchau]

I have been struggling with pronouncing R sound for years amd I just practiced for a few days and my tongue is already getting more smoother!!

[tramlu]

I have watched this video and practiced as you guided consistently for 2 weeks. I come back here coz I just want to thank you for the efficiency of this video brings to me. Now I can pronounce "world". I used to think that it is impossible to pronounce it. Even now, I can say the sentence " we were working round the world" effortlessly. Thank you so much Hardar ❤❤❤❤. I appreciate your help.

[LvBeethoven]

Cada video que miro me deja más en claro que sos insuperable. Gracias totales. Como decimos en Argentina, beso y cuidate. 🌷

[TheTheDoctorWho]

That's the perfect exercise to improve my R pronunciation, Thank you so much Hadar :)

[iamwhoiam]

From Egypt, you are an awesome teacher

[cyrilpouley]

Merci beaucoup thanks a lot from French Riviera with the R ❤️❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[silviaturi]

I’ve done it many times and it's getting better and better! I love your practice videos. Thanks, Hadar

[yuslavyjimenez]

This is the video that I wanted to watched since I am learning English ❤ thank you

[clemenciagrow]

I had seen this video before but It is helpful because I didn't really have the time to practice it (that's what I had told myself). But decided to finally try it now, and to anyone who's reading this, if you really want to improve your Rs, this is the perfect video. This video is REALLY worth investing your time. With just these 11 minutes of practice I can ALREADY feel it's noticeably easier to pronounce the R sounds especially saying "further back" and I have R sound class and need to practice really bad and this is the perfect. thank you really thank you.

[ramiromontoyamontoya]

It’s very necessary to practice like this. Thanks

[agnelwaghela]

1:27 Oh Boy, that's a formidable cute puppy.

[issameslimani]

I been doing this for few days now and it's already getting better! Thanks Hadar!

[Kevin-hzld]

Finally got this hard part “R”! Thanks