What is Linking R & Intrusive R? | Connected Speech | English Pronunciation

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[@Maya_Ruinz]

Very interesting to learn, I have noticed that my accent creates long glottal stops for the intrusive R, where I would put heavy emphasis on the first word 'LAW andorder'.

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[@ezequielibarra6177]

Would you please make a vídeo on lagging assimilation? 🙏🙏🙏 For example, In the park turns into onna park, what's the matter turns into "Whasza matter?" "In the end "turns into "Inni end" Will they come? Turns into Wil lei" I want to understand why. Thanks in advance for your amazing contento.

[@BillieEnglish]

Thank you for this suggestion! I will consider it for a future video! :-) Thank you for watching!

[@sh-ky6cv]

hello, this intrusive rule is also applied in American English? or only for British English?

[@annsh239]

Hi! thanks for your explanation. Is it true for the American accent as well?

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[@johnconor5485]

so when linking does it sound like it there are two R sounds coming together linking the whatever letter that comes after the second R?

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[@lucretiuscaro]

In the UK the "r" sound links with the bowel next to it. /mʌðə rən fɑːðə/, but you seem to have a Mid-Atlantic accent, which is not quite British, so maybe this is the way you just pronounce.

[@shubhamshubham7746]

Hello Mam,may i know please in the 'they're here' why didn't we pronounce the 'r' (in the here) as in 'here' after 'r' there is a 'e' which is vowel ,can you please tell me this ?

[@BillieEnglish]

Hello! Good question! In 'here', the final letter E is a silent letter. That means, we do not pronounce it at all. What we say, is simply: /hɪə/ = so the consonant /h/, followed by the diphthong /ɪə/. Rhotic speakers, e.g. in the US, would probably add a /r/ sound, but non-rhotic speakers like Brits, wouldn't. This has to do with rhoticity, not linking R though!

[@shubhamshubham7746]

@@BillieEnglish Thank you ,Could you please cover all the possible ways to say or pronounce the 'R' sound in British English?

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[@debbie46001]

And if you want more rice cream? Can you differentiate

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Haha ... and what is rice cream? 😅🍚🍛

[@debbie46001]

@@BillieEnglish I don’t know. I’m sure it exists somewhere 😅. I just want to be able to differentiate between the two 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@giuseppezedde4553]

Hello! Are you American or British?

[@BillieEnglish]

A neutral British accent :-)

[@MrPickledede]

Basically not pronouncing the R where it is written and adding an R where it isn't

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