@TheKyleBrah I'm pretty sure a lot of people across the world have trouble with their Rs, and native English speakers tend to be pretty good at pronouncing their Rs, including Americans.
@@jordanfelt5978well why did you uppercase those was there something worth to highlight there and bring attention to or are you just having a DeFiCiT???
@@jordanfelt5978 usually when people do ThIS to me it sounds like they're trying to indicate a voice crack, why capitalize no vowels if that's what you're trying to go for. a capitalized consonant changes nothing about the consonant, a capitalized vowel changes pitch, tone and volume
@@psychotic__spoon3243 a person who uses a shovel to displace dirt would be a digger. Replacing the first letter with N would give you that word, but the joke here is that the guy, a diversified racist, thinks it's a stereotype Mexican (one who would do the grunt work - idk I'm not American), and replaces M with N
@@psychotic__spoon3243 my best guess is that there's a racist stereotype that a lot of grunt/manual work in the US is done by Mexicans, things like digging, so he assumed it was a Mexican who was a digger
@@psychotic__spoon3243Man it is a racist thing that Mexicans work at farms and as labourers. So when he said to think of a guy digging, he thought of a Mexican. But what he meant was a digger. Now if you will replace d with n, it becomes the n word.
There was a yacht, used to moor in the marina next to ours and its name was Therapist with VERY suspect font making it look like two words. And the owner was a cop, and he eventually got done for raping more than one of the children in his extended family.
Hilarious! When I read the title my first thought - rural. Can’t say it. I too try saying it slower to see if I can do it. I can’t believe I just saw this on a random YT skit on my feed.
Two suggestions for those who struggle with Rural: 1) Try "Rur-ral" for pronunciation. Still spell it correctly, ofc, but when trying to pronounce, that might help. 2) Not enough? Think of a valley girl saying "Girl" all offended. Channel your inner valley girl, and replace "gi" with "rur." From there, practice makes perfect! Once you can pronounce it consistently, work on tone xD
There's lots of words, some of my personal favorites are: >Voldemort >Asperagus??? >sentience >congratulations >however you spell "guaranteed" And >spherical
See, my think is, if I try to say “rural” it sounds like when scooby-doo says “rut-roh”, but I can say “rut-roh” like it’s a real word, but I can’t say “rural” like it’s a real word.😂
I am a rural person, let me help you lot who dont know- Instead of saying rural how you normally would a sound like a lawnmower trying to start up. Say, ruler but flip the r. Rurle. Roo-roll. Rural. Then say it faster and the other r will be like non-existent when you get the hang of it, it'll sound like roo-ole.
