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so my Utua would sound okay if it wasn't for her horrible ri I can't fix it I've re recorded it a few times anything you think I should do?
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How to I make my ri note sound right
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Usually, most people pronounce it as a soft rolled R. Others like "lee".
Though it would help if you listen to the samples of other VB's.
Though it would help if you listen to the samples of other VB's.
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The Japanese "ri" is pronounced with a soft "r", not with a rolled "r".
Japanese doesn't have "l", so they pronounce "r" like a "l".
Japanese doesn't have "l", so they pronounce "r" like a "l".
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vodKata wrote:The Japanese "ri" is pronounced with a soft "r", not with a rolled "r".
Japanese doesn't have "l", so they pronounce "r" like a "l".
A soft rolled r. Not a complete rolled r.
And I thought that a soft r still sounds the same as a normal r?
Or...am I misunderstanding things?
Please forgive me.
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atoms2ashes wrote:vodKata wrote:The Japanese "ri" is pronounced with a soft "r", not with a rolled "r".
Japanese doesn't have "l", so they pronounce "r" like a "l".
A soft rolled r. Not a complete rolled r.
And I thought that a soft r still sounds the same as a normal r?
Or...am I misunderstanding things?
Please forgive me.
ehm I get confused too >_> I'm Chilean.
Spanish has soft "r", rolled "r" (sometimes written as "rr") and "l"
So...I think Japanese "r" is like Spanish soft "r", but it can sound like a "l" too.
Anyways, my voicebanks have "r", "rr", and "l" phonemes.
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The japanese 'r' is like a 'd'& r'& l' combined.
So yeah, Macne Nana is the best example IMO. Her 'r sounds are pretty awesome *_____*
So yeah, Macne Nana is the best example IMO. Her 'r sounds are pretty awesome *_____*
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It's like an r and an l combined, pretty much. Try saying 'r' but curl your tongue upwards a bit. It's a lot like the soft Spanish 'r' (as in, like, 'deportes'), if that helps. ^__^
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Ok yeah so make the da sound. See how it hits the roof of you mouth? Ok now instead of da say ra with the same movements. That's how I do I anyway.
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Chasing Fireflies wrote:It's like an r and an l combined, pretty much. Try saying 'r' but curl your tongue upwards a bit. It's a lot like the soft Spanish 'r' (as in, like, 'deportes'), if that helps. ^__^
YEAH! That's what I'm taking about xD
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Japanese tend to lean towards making a "L" sound with their R sounds.
So Ri, would be like rLee
So Ri, would be like rLee