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And then Russian is “ya” ?!
Pirate: Arrrrrrrrr
Ah, I see they didn’t go with the asian R. Probably scared of being called Lacist.
We Germans purr like a cat when we use a ‘R’
The pronunciation or “R” by cultures that are older than America itself, is supposed to be funny? SNL screwed you guys up. It’s not funny, it’s lame.
Try hebrew next. They have couple of different sounds that might be interpreted like choking R or just someone getting ready to spit on you.
The French is more like a Dutch