– En posición intervocálica después de b, c, d, f, g, k, p, t en final de sílaba:número, nombre, escribir, madre, francés, gracias, profesor, Kremlin, trabajar, hablar…
– En posición intervocálica: marrón, perro, arrastrar, borrar.
LA LETRA R/RR
Fonética
/R/
/RR/
– Modo de articulación: es vibrante simple, es decir, solo vibra una vez.
– Punto de articulación: es alveolar, es decir, el ápice de la lengua (punta de la lengua) se acerca a los alveolos (parte posterior de los incisivos superiores donde comienza el paladar duro).
– Modo de articulación: es vibrante múltiple, la vibración se produce repetidas veces.
– Punto de articulación: es alveolar, es decir, el ápice de la lengua (punta de la lengua) se acerca a los alveolos (parte posterior de los incisivos superiores donde comienza el paladar duro)
Manner of articulation: it is a simple trill, that is to say, it only vibrates once.
Place of articulation: it is alveolar, that is to say, the tip of the tongue comes up to the dental alveoli (subsequent part of the upper incisors where the hard palate starts).
Manner of articulation: it is a double trill, the vibration is repeated.
Place of articulation: it is alveolar, that is to say, the tip of the tongue comes up to the alveoli (subsequent part of the upper incisors where the hard palate starts).
Orthography
Letter r can represent two sounds: /r/ (simple) and /r̄/ (numerous).
We use /r/ between vowels (número, caro), after b, c, d, f, g, k, p and t (brazo, escribir) and at the end of a syllable or word (árbol, cantar).
We use /r̄/ at the beginning of a word (rubio, ratón), after l or n (alrededor, Enrique).
Manner of articulation: it is a simple trill, that is to say, it only vibrates once.
Place of articulation: it is alveolar, that is to say, the tip of the tongue comes up to the dental alveoli (subsequent part of the upper incisors where the hard palate starts).
Manner of articulation: it is a double trill, the vibration is repeated.
Place of articulation: it is alveolar, that is to say, the tip of the tongue comes up to the alveoli (subsequent part of the upper incisors where the hard palate starts).
Orthography
Letter r can represent two sounds: /r/ (simple) and /r̄/ (numerous).
We use /r/ between vowels (número, caro), after b, c, d, f, g, k, p and t (brazo, escribir) and at the end of a syllable or word (árbol, cantar).
We use /r̄/ at the beginning of a word (rubio, ratón), after l or n (alrededor, Enrique).
Depois do b, c, d, f, g, k, p, t: nombre, madre, francés, gracias, profesor, Kremlin, trabajar…
No final da silaba: escribir, trabajar, hablar, profesor.
Em posição intervocálica: marrón, perro, arrastrar, borrar.
Fonética
/R/
/RR/
Modo de articulação: é vibrante simples, quer dizer, só vibra uma vez.
Ponto de articulação: é alveolar, quer dizer, o ápice da língua (ponta da língua) se aproxima aos alvéolos (parte posterior dos incisivos superiores onde começa o paladar duro).
Modo de articulação: é vibrante múltipla, a vibração se produz repetidas vezes.
Punto de articulación: é alveolar, quer dizer, o ápice da língua (ponta da língua) se aproxima aos alvéolos (parte posterior dos incisivos superiores onde começa o paladar duro)
Depois do b, c, d, f, g, k, p, t: nombre, madre, francés, gracias, profesor, Kremlin, trabajar…
No final da silaba: escribir, trabajar, hablar, profesor.
Em posição intervocálica: marrón, perro, arrastrar, borrar.
Fonética
/R/
/RR/
Modo de articulação: é vibrante simples, quer dizer, só vibra uma vez.
Ponto de articulação: é alveolar, quer dizer, o ápice da língua (ponta da língua) se aproxima aos alvéolos (parte posterior dos incisivos superiores onde começa o paladar duro).
Modo de articulação: é vibrante múltipla, a vibração se produz repetidas vezes.
Punto de articulación: é alveolar, quer dizer, o ápice da língua (ponta da língua) se aproxima aos alvéolos (parte posterior dos incisivos superiores onde começa o paladar duro)
Manner of articulation: it is a simple trill, that is to say, it only vibrates once.
Place of articulation: it is alveolar, that is to say, the tip of the tongue comes up to the dental alveoli (subsequent part of the upper incisors where the hard palate starts).
Manner of articulation: it is a double trill, the vibration is repeated.
Place of articulation: it is alveolar, that is to say, the tip of the tongue comes up to the alveoli (subsequent part of the upper incisors where the hard palate starts).
Orthography
Letter r can represent two sounds: /r/ (simple) and /r̄/ (numerous).
We use /r/ between vowels (número, caro), after b, c, d, f, g, k, p and t (brazo, escribir) and at the end of a syllable or word (árbol, cantar).
We use /r̄/ at the beginning of a word (rubio, ratón), after l or n (alrededor, Enrique).
Manner of articulation: it is a simple trill, that is to say, it only vibrates once.
Place of articulation: it is alveolar, that is to say, the tip of the tongue comes up to the dental alveoli (subsequent part of the upper incisors where the hard palate starts).
Manner of articulation: it is a double trill, the vibration is repeated.
Place of articulation: it is alveolar, that is to say, the tip of the tongue comes up to the alveoli (subsequent part of the upper incisors where the hard palate starts).
Orthography
Letter r can represent two sounds: /r/ (simple) and /r̄/ (numerous).
We use /r/ between vowels (número, caro), after b, c, d, f, g, k, p and t (brazo, escribir) and at the end of a syllable or word (árbol, cantar).
We use /r̄/ at the beginning of a word (rubio, ratón), after l or n (alrededor, Enrique).
Manner of articulation: it is a simple trill, that is to say, it only vibrates once.
Place of articulation: it is alveolar, that is to say, the tip of the tongue comes up to the dental alveoli (subsequent part of the upper incisors where the hard palate starts).
Manner of articulation: it is a double trill, the vibration is repeated.
Place of articulation: it is alveolar, that is to say, the tip of the tongue comes up to the alveoli (subsequent part of the upper incisors where the hard palate starts).
Orthography
Letter r can represent two sounds: /r/ (simple) and /r̄/ (numerous).
We use /r/ between vowels (número, caro), after b, c, d, f, g, k, p and t (brazo, escribir) and at the end of a syllable or word (árbol, cantar).
We use /r̄/ at the beginning of a word (rubio, ratón), after l or n (alrededor, Enrique).
Manner of articulation: it is a simple trill, that is to say, it only vibrates once.
Place of articulation: it is alveolar, that is to say, the tip of the tongue comes up to the dental alveoli (subsequent part of the upper incisors where the hard palate starts).
Manner of articulation: it is a double trill, the vibration is repeated.
Place of articulation: it is alveolar, that is to say, the tip of the tongue comes up to the alveoli (subsequent part of the upper incisors where the hard palate starts).
Orthography
Letter r can represent two sounds: /r/ (simple) and /r̄/ (numerous).
We use /r/ between vowels (número, caro), after b, c, d, f, g, k, p and t (brazo, escribir) and at the end of a syllable or word (árbol, cantar).
We use /r̄/ at the beginning of a word (rubio, ratón), after l or n (alrededor, Enrique).