What is Intrusive R? | Learn English Conversation | Go Natural English

[@nula14]

This is interesting. I'm German and I used to live in New York. I never noticed the intrusive R. I do, however, hear it a lot in British English speakers... Not Scotland or Wales - but England.

[@MrPickledede]

Intrusive R used to be somewhat prevelant in NY however this speech pattern has dissappeared in NY decades ago. I am a 43 year old native New Yorker and no one I know has ever used the instrusive R

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[@gadekarshiva]

I like your videos.

[@saidfarid6382]

Hello professor I have been improving my English through your best method of teaching and excellent explanation. Thank you so much for your priceless advice and interesting guidance. I really appreciate your job. I wish you peace and happiness under the sky of prosperity. Your Student from Algeria.

[@ИванОгурцов-т9н]

Good lesson! Thank you so much❤😊

[@AndersonSilva-tg1dt]

Wow fantastic Gabby! Thanks

[@rodrigooliveira494]

That`s very interesting! I thought just people from Uk used that ´´intrusive R``.

[@luizh_farias]

My Master ! Take care Gabby!!!

[@samirami3126]

You're great teacher

[@robertmoraaviles459]

thank you for your time, I like the way that you explain the pronunciation, thanks so much

[@sammyabreu2288]

I love you I learn something new, thanks!

[@balsonnaoshekpam5680]

Thanks maam

[@joseneto9598]

Thanks ! ! !

[@Eddikal]

Gabby showing her musical skills. 😍

[@shumanashfak6690]

Thank you . Very Clear explanation & Examples have made this video great. Happily subscribed this channel

[@inesbelaggoun1698]

Thnk u so much ❤️

[@ramzy-6566]

Hello. is Intrusive R for British English too.

[@keithdenyer3937]

It's mainly used in British English.

[@naysaykiller928]

I'm a native american english speaker, but I still learned from this.

[@islamcworldview]

Your lecture is so helpful for me. Saiful Alam, Bangladesh.

[@Ruitersilvadeoliveira]

Hi, Gaby! Thank you for help us. I love yours videos!

[@anygv.9572]

Wuaw! Sweet sweet voice teacher.

[@Prichelec]

Very nice beautiful thanks 😛☺️💖

[@naveenperpaga5101]

Thanks Mam

[@keylor3127]

This is a Great tip i've never know about that (r)

[@gamessongs2762]

That's curious! I've never used that R intrusion. Thanks a lot for the video. XO

[@raed2178]

I like your singing. You have a very good voice. 😀

[@mohamednabil1440]

you' are everywhere relating to English language, i'm really happy to see your comments...

[@raed2178]

Mohamed nabil Hahaha, you still remember me?! 😀

[@mohamednabil1440]

i've never forget you! you devote your time learning the language, and i do the same ,,, but the impressive thing that you are following youtuber and instructors on facebook the same as me " i follow them too " .. Nice Coincidence"

[@raed2178]

Mohamed nabil I also had a page for teaching English for a while.

[@mohamednabil1440]

Really, i'm pretty sure you did a great job ... but why you had it ?? Why don't you keep teaching English in that page ??

[@entrepreneurshipnews3499]

your eye are adorable mam !!

[@j7ndominica051]

This seems to be more common in English English (lol): The idear of withdrawral.

[@nula14]

Yes! Exactly! Just commented on this as well!

[@omarselim4771]

Thank you gabby for your time and efforts We appreciate that And we love u 😍😍

[@mavz87]

I never noticed the existence of the intrusive r until I watched this video!!! 😲😲

[@victordouglas1369]

Wow! I've just realised I've heard that R sound in Champagne Supernova. Amazing! Hahahahaha 🎶. "Supernova (r) in the sky"

[@milindbharankar1256]

Hi Gabby, your vdos are really informative & consists really great knowledge pertaining to American accent. Very recently I have started them watching....ok, here, in this vdo the words "pasta & sauce" the word "sauce", does it starts with vowel sound? Since I am hearing it with s sound. Could you please explain? Thank you.

[@milindbharankar1256]

Ok, I got it...it's "pasta and sauce ", here immediately following word after "pasta" is "and". Ok, understood, I listened to vdo again & I got doubt cleared. Thanks.

[@LunaCintia]

Finally I understand why I heard an "r" in some words I use to think I was crazy haha for example in shut up, let it go, is that correct? Because is en that kind of expression that seems to be an intrusive r.

[@supersunnywho7976]

it is great

[@elernydouche2220]

Ive heard some brits say individual words like banana being said as Bananer

[@brburai]

This R sometimes sounds as "ARE" for me. Thank you for the lesson!

[@gilbertosanchez2104]

Hi Gabby! are you talking about the Oasis song? that's a beautiful one :) im so glad you like 90s music too ❤

[@ShenLong33]

These intrusive words is what we would call the accent? I had trouble listening to those when I just first started listening to natives. Eventually I got used to it, but never really came to give it a more profound thought to it.

[@ИванОгурцов-т9н]

Hallo, 💕dear friend!

[@marioiwase3195]

Hi, Gabby...it's me!!!!The intruder...Well, the letter "R" in portuguese , is writting " ERRE" that's mean " mistake" in English. "R R" is "Erre, "Erre "( Mistake, Mistake) but after I hit the target...& When I get the target ,the Universe say: OOoohhhhh...!& an hour I'll get your heart & you'll not without me like a mothballs can't living without a old closet in the dark room waiting the moon arrive.Thanks & bye!

[@mollietai8946]

GNE is a brain genius for nerds. Keep the flame alive.

[@cabdiraxmaan1861]

You good singing bc u have good voice ...okkkkkk

[@GodsWheat]

I honestly can't if I do or not but I feel like I often I say I don't, but I say r like I rdont

[@joeb5080]

Yep, some New Yorkers say it, otherwise it's not common in American English. Very common in British English.

[@geniusperson4918]

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[@raseruuu3742]

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[@mk4979]

It's quite revealingly 😂 imma share this to my friends.

[@comentacerto7940]

very good

[@dilosilv611]

I thought I was crazy noticing this listening to podcasts.

[@larrytruelove8659]

I’ve noticed an intrusive “A”. “No” pronounced as “no-ah” I’m stressed speech.

[@silavlis233]

THANK YOU FOR SAYING THAT NOT EVERY ONE USE INTRUSION, OTHERWISE NON NATIVE SPEAKERS MIGHT THINK THAT´S A RULE.

[@sanjaydabhi3151]

It is common in British English

[@cristianruiz9034]

The full lesson isn't working :'(

[@GoNaturalEnglishLessons]

Here you go: gonaturalenglish.com/intrusive-r-sounds-like/

[@cristianruiz9034]

Go Natural English with Gabby Wallace Oh, thanks a lot teacher 😁😁😁

[@checkpointcovid8021]

So when asking a Brit to spell out all these phrases, would they suddenly realize there is no "r"?

[@RrockCj]

good question

[@charleneraymond4036]

We don't even realise we make the r sound unless someone points it out. So it wouldn't cross our minds to put it in writing

[@wj2713]

Thumbs uo if you came here because of the "r " missing from the other video hehe

[@KazaraTurist]

when you speak fast it is inevetable to utter r intrusive sound.

[@bakulchbhowmik7979]

It's linking r

[@keithdenyer3937]

The linking R is between two words, where there is not one in the spelling. Joining the two smoothly. The intrusive R is within the one word, to make an easier sound of the two halves. So drawing becomes drawRing. It is common in British English.😊

[@wallp1191]

Intrusive R sounds so wrong to me. This shouldn't even be a thing.

[@hj-rp8mk]

You look very nice

[@عبداللهعبدالرحمن-ع6ل]

Thanks.not interested in this type of R sound i got so many grammar problems.

[@khuma65]

Is there an intrusive R in this phrase? Blue and red....

[@boychannl7220]

blue [w] and red . not intrusive R

[@MarkJohnson-zy4fd]

I watched a video from the BBC that apparently suggests that using the intrusive R is the proper way to speak. I was nauseated. I hear a KZbinr from Australia insisting on pronouncing Alaska as “Alasker”. I know he can’t control himself but it sounds very pretentious, and for me, disrespectful. The late President Kennedy would run around talking about “Cuber”.

[@coolgirl1617]

you sound aggressively American lmao

[@user-dk1sq7pt8d]

what means 'interest of R'? interest means exitement?

[@nittygritty4049]

it's INTRUSIVE R not "interest of r", lol

[@user-dk1sq7pt8d]

mika i used for english sub and found interest of R ;( thank you

[@nittygritty4049]

you welcome :)

[@marcomazzoleni1970]

very very interesting