R-Linking in German: Er Arbeitet vs Der Arzt Examples
In slow textbook German, words are pronounced separately:
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In slow textbook German, words are pronounced separately:
In Standard German (Hochdeutsch), the letter R does _not_ always sound like a consonant.
While Standard German (Hochdeutsch) uses the uvular R (/ʁ/), many southern dialects use a rolled or tapped R - especially in Bavaria (Bairisch) and Switzerla...
The uvular R is the official R sound of Hochdeutsch (Standard German).
The German R is one of the most recognizable-and confusing-sounds for learners.