How to pronounce the letter R in Brazilian Portuguese

[@georgeruiz600]

I really like the way you teach and express yourself!!! Great Job❤

[@sumitsrivastava168]

This video is very helpful to learn the pronunciation of letter R ..... finally I learnt

[@FalandoNissocomAndressa]

+Sumit Srivastava Oh, it's really good to hear that!! I feel happy that it helped you!!! Thanks for your comment!

[@isxaa_]

It must be very difficult for you to pronounce the R ... I'm Brazilian

[@rickneff-metal6275]

Fantastic video! Thank you for all your hard work making these videos and sharing with us. I was familiar with the letter R from the Gracie family from Brazil. You probably know about Gracie Jiu-Jitsu. Most of their names start with R. Royce, Rickson, Rener, Rorian... So I learned that the letter R was pronounced like the letter H in English. But with this video, I'm learning how the letter R is pronounced in other situations. Obrigado Andressa.

[@FalandoNissocomAndressa]

I'm so glad you like it! Pronunciation can be confusing sometimes, I recommend you the video about how to pronounce the letter S, it's very useful! :)

[@rickneff-metal6275]

Falando Nisso - Yes, it does get confusing. I did check out your video with the letter S. That video is very helpful too. You have a great way of teaching the language. Keep up the great work. You're awesome!

[@Tsunamicombinedmartialart]

Amazing information thanks for your informative video I watching your videos always

[@darnelifrost939]

I'm used to speaking Spanish and English which is why my Portuguese language needs practice and I love your videos

[@samizaki9514]

Muito obrigado. Eu gostei.

[@Francesco6961]

Thank you so much! I wonder how “r”before a final vowel sounds in Bahia?

[@ramiayyash3904]

very helpful. thank you

[@GharkenuskheHealthkaupchaar]

hi, i am from India, and just i started the Portuguese, your this video is very helpful for learners.

[@Annihilation_0f_The_Wicked9066]

I have been pronouncing it wrong the whole time. Thanks a lot for clearing things up. I was used to Spanish and this is quite different :)

[@Tsunamicombinedmartialart]

Obrigado pela ajuda

[@haroldhughes1338]

obrigada andressa

[@kelendra]

OBRIGADA!!! Finally I understand!

[@FalandoNissocomAndressa]

yaaaay!!! I'm glad it helped you!

[@No_one-here259]

Muito obrigado recién eu estoy aprendiendo 😊😊🐒

[@surjitsingh8575]

Yes I understand Thanks a lot for teaching this

[@navdeepsingh6900]

Thanks madam

[@martina-dd6vb]

muito obrigada!!!! 😊

[@FalandoNissocomAndressa]

De nada! :)

[@kyliejenner6059]

The rolled r is sooo hard for me. The other is easy for me (native hebrew)

[@alanpapaosoable]

thanks dude. you are freaking awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?

[@FalandoNissocomAndressa]

A BIG THANK YOU! !!!! 😊

[@Reub3]

😂 This helped me understand why my bro-in laws family calls me (H)euben instead of (RRRR)euben. I’m Puerto Rican so I can understand the throat R we kinda do the same on some words. Obrigado 🙏🏼👍🏼

[@FalandoNissocomAndressa]

Hahahaha yeah, "R" in the beginning sounds like the english "H" for us! :) I'm glad you like it!

[@sobanosilva8585]

trilling not trembling :-)

[@georgeruiz600]

My Grandson’s name is “Rickson” We now call Him “HICKSON “

[@siddy17]

Awesome! Thank you! At 6:55 you said " po - sa - be - lets". You're missing the last syllable (very common mistake) po - sa - be - le - tiiiiis

[@FalandoNissocomAndressa]

Thank you!!!! You know, I've improved a lot my English since I've started this channel! It's amazing to have the chance to be corrected by native speakers, very helpful! :)

[@siddy17]

You're English is exxcellent

[@josedelfinmaguad397]

How about names.? Like Ryron Gracie.?

[@FalandoNissocomAndressa]

Depends on who is pronouncing the name! haha

[@LoveYou-xi1mh]

What about the R in Rio De Janeiro? Why isn't that an "h" sound?

[@FalandoNissocomAndressa]

Actually it is an "H" sound! Rio is pronounced as "heeo".

[@jazura2]

I do not understand why Brazilian teachers say R in Portugese is like the H in house. In house the H is more open and soft at the back of the throat. In the Brazilian R the throat is more closed and aspirated (very slightly gutteral)

[@FalandoNissocomAndressa]

You may have a point. Probably all Brazilians have been learning English wrongly then, because I pronounce house exactly the same way I pronounce rato, rua, rio and so on, that's why I use this comparison.

[@seniorlocalguide]

Would you please teach me how to speak English? That would solve all my problems.... LOL

[@FalandoNissocomAndressa]

It won't work, you just wrote in another video that my English is not fluent and I need elocution lessons... but I hope I can help with Portuguese though. hahahahahaha

[@valentinastore9157]

brasileiro assistindo para aprender a falar o "R'. JAJAJAJA

[@AdrianaSilva-jj6kb]

Gostamos de ver isso não sei porquê kkkkkkkkk

[@deusfiel8934]

Aprender inglês é muito pior. Bem mais difícil.

[@isxaa_]

Nunca

[@isxaa_]

Inglês é muito mais fácil que português