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From: Opi Lauma <opi_lauma@yahoo.com>
Subject: [lojban-beginners] {r}
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coi rodo
                     How would you explain to English speaking person pronunciation of  Lojban's sound {r} (some examples?)? The problem is that English "r" is rather specific and essentially differs from Russian, Spanish, German and French "r". I know that in Lojban    pronunciation of {r} is quit arbitrary but I am not sure that it is enough arbitrary  to allow English pronunciation. What do you think?
 
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