Recently, I became more interested in the French "p" and its pronunciation. In general, I try to pronounce it because I like it, otherwise I can talk to a normal "p". But what I'm interested in is why some people think of this French "p" as a defect. For example, in young children. And why can't it be an effect, but it must be a defect? !! I'm just asking out of interest. :)
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Now I thought. If a chick uses this "p" I find it sexy. If it's a dude, I find it a little funny, but not even a defect. In my opinion, both rivers have their own charm.
This is not a French "r". The fan sounds very different from the defective, which some people say and is very difficult to learn. And what you're talking about is a defective "p" and sounds very nasty. I had such a defect and I still have it, but it is not so easy to notice. Don't bother spoiling your speech. These are defects. It's like wanting to say a soft "l" always. Try saying "moon" instead of moon. How do you sound?
Well, because it is French, in Bulgarian it is an unpleasant defect. It is a pity that many people think like you and do not take their children to a speech therapist.
It is a defect, but can be fixed with a speech therapist. Most often the mother is a liar who cannot say P and the child imitates from an early age. I don't know if it's true or so it seems to me, but in Sofia it is quite common (defect). Maybe a lot of parents instead of going to a speech therapist and fixing things imagine that their child is very interesting.
The defect is also huge. The first is that when a person has a speech defect, whatever it is, others do not take it seriously. Second, if you ever decide to pursue a profession that involves speaking in front of people, you may not be able to practice it directly or you will simply not succeed because people will not take you seriously and will not respect you as much as one person. with brilliant speech. I give you an example with NATFA - I studied there until recently, this year there were candidates and they had a defect of R. Not only is this defect extremely difficult to fix at the age of 19-20, but they did not accept them and will never accept them, until they fix it. So if you have a defect - fix it, it's not cool, it's nothing. Speaking from personal experience, I say that it ruins a person's life a lot. I have had and still have a slight defect of C, H and C,
I have a French R, it annoys me a hell of a lot, everyone enjoys me a lot. : D I went to a speech therapist, according to my mother it seems to have improved, but I don't see a difference haha ..: D