Craig wrote:
> I use Dr. Diane's suggestions and also: "rario radio rario radio" repeated very > quickly using for the /a/ the sound of /a/ in fall! Good luck! > Does your student have a short or tight frenum (the little flap of membrane under > the tongue)? This can sometimes prevent easy rolling of r.
Rolled R may be a problem for some native speakers of languages that have it. BTW, that's a common exercise speech pathologist prescribe. Therefore, that may not be a problem of not knowing how, but not being able to. Lip bubbles are a good alternative for rolled Rs for some time until phonation gets fixed up ( of course, not in a song, but as homework assingment ).
Bye,
Caio Rossi
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