We all know that rolling those r’s in Spanish can be a bit difficult at the beginning. But it’s all about practice, patience, and trying to have fun with it, so it doesn’t become frustrating! 
If you are a native English Speaker, one way to approach it is by trying to mimic the R in a Scottish accent. Yup, Scotts roll their r’s alright. Also, how many of us haven’t watched those classic movie villains from Rusia speak with that rolled R threating James Bond at every time they get!
So get your bag of popcorn, put on Brave Hearth and/or those Sean Connery classics and get your R’s started! 
(I advise to leave that popcorn maybe after the practice; otherwise, have a glass of water near you since it will be quite the experience).
If you are looking for a more thorough approach on those R’s here are some youtube tutorials which are helpful for practice:
And always remember it takes a bit of time, it’s like when we learn to whistle, we try different ways of blowing that air and shaping the mouth until one blissful day that sound comes along!

Pro tip: I find that the RR is easier to pronounce in most words that begin with “D” or “T”. Something about the tongue position for the D or T helps with rolling the RR.





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I’m sure that you’ll nail those Rs i no time and soon will be able to say those trabalenguas that we talked about during the stream. 