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05-05-2008, 06:59 AM
The Japanese R is considered to be a tap. It's like the single R in Spanish. I've also heard some people say that it's sort of like the pronunciation of "city" in Standard American English.
Sometimes the sound is more like an L to anglophone ears. Generally, though, it's about the same as the tapped (not trilled) r in Spanish.
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Originally Posted by noodle
But, that's always f-ed up individuals that kill in secluded areas up high in the mountains. Thats neither the army nor the governments agenda! I hope those people rott in hell, but an army or government shouldn't be judged by psycho individuals.
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