Re: three questions about the dutch "r"

From: "Marc Adler" <marc.adler@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: 14 Jun 2005 17:21:23 -0700

Here's another question.

Let's say we have a speaker who uses the tongpunt-r prevocalically and
the Gooise r postvocalically. How would the /r/ come out if he said
"waar ook"?

Marc

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