The rolling R is maybe the toughest sound for native English speakers. And viceversa, I think the English R may also be the toughest for native Spanish speakers. The Spanish rolling R is used when the R appears at the beginning of any word, or when the R is doubled (RR). Otherwise, it is pronounced smoother. Like in ARMARIO, ARO, AUREOLA, ARISTA, etc.
Here’s a short video to practice this sound a bit. Don’t forget to comment or write your questions if you have any.
If you’d like to start learning Spanish from the beginning let me suggest this video: https://youtu.be/Sd7fZia_nEk
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