How to Pronounce Resh in Hebrew

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Resh tends to be the sound that most struggle to pronounce naturally. There is a slight controversy with the whole Ashkenazi / Eastern European influence vs. the flipped R or flap /tap sound that you hear from Middle Eastern / Russian / North African Hebrew speakers.
The truth is that no one sound is *better* than the others, but there is a question of prevalence and the pronunciations you'll hear more often as a tourist or when you first move to Israel is this guttural, back of the mouth scrape that actually has slight variations.

In the course, we break down the different pronunciations of Resh, depending on if it comes at the beginning of the word or at the end, between vowels or before another consonant... all these are slight factors in perfecting your Modern Hebrew pronunciation.

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