fyrebeest

[warped fable]

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[ornate ember]

You wouldn't really hear an r pronounced like that unless you are really drawling out the sound.

You can make the distinctions if you want to, but it's worth noting that most French people (even when speaking formally) would just pronounce parlerait + parlerai the same, with the é sound. Same goes for pot + peau -- both words would usually be pronounced with the normal o vowel sound. However it depends on the person and the way they speak.

[tawny falcon]

Would a word final R have a slight -uh at the end if you chooose to voice it?

[ornate ember]

Yeah probably, but very slight unless you choose to exaggerate it

[tawny falcon]

R released or unreleased is the one you wouldn't hear? Like english final T in cat?

[ornate ember]

Sorry for ignorance but what would an unreleased sound be

[shut vault]

Unreleased? It's not a stop sound

[tawny falcon]

mort as <morr> or <morr-(uh)>

with voicing R specifically

https://voca.ro/1lZT4ztVRMag

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sorry

[ornate ember]

For "mort" you would voice the r specifically and not exaggerate an 'uh' sound at the end unless you want to

Idk if I am at all helping, I feel that I don't understand very well

[tawny falcon]

I wasn't sure if you swallow the R kind of at the end or "release" it if that makes sense?

does that help?

[ornate ember]

You can really do either

It depends on accent

[tawny falcon]

ok, like marseille vs paresian?

[ornate ember]

Maybe accent isn't the right word... just from person to person