Double R Sound in Spanish

This video tutorial introduces the pronunciation of the double R in Spanish, emphasizing its strong sound when placed between vowels. It provides numerous examples of words containing the double R, such as 'gorra', 'burro', and 'ferrocarril'. The video also reminds viewers not to write double R at the beginning of words, even if it sounds strong. The tutorial concludes with an invitation for viewers to engage by commenting and following the channel on social media.

What is the characteristic of the double R sound in Spanish?

• It is a silent sound.

• It is a strong sound.

• It is a nasal sound.

• It is a soft sound.

Where should the double R never be written in a word?

• At the end of a word.

• In the middle of a word.

• At the beginning of a word.

• Before a consonant.

When do we write double R in Spanish?

• When it sounds soft and is at the end of a word.

• When it is before a consonant.

• When it sounds strong and is between vowels.

• When it is at the beginning of a word.

Which of the following words contains a double R?

• Gorra

• Gato

• Casa

• Perro

Identify the word with double R: 'burro'.

• Boro

• Buro

• Burro

• Borro

Which word does not contain a double R?

• Ferrocarril

• Jarrón

• Perro

• Gorra

Which of these words has a double R sound?

• Tierra

• Toro

• Tiro

• Torre

What is the correct spelling for a strong R sound between vowels?

• rr

• Rr

• RR

• R

Which of the following words is spelled with double R?

• Guitara

• Guitara

• Guitarra

• Guitarra

What should you do if you know another word with double R?

• Write it in the comments.

• Ignore it.

• Tell a friend.

• Forget about it.