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The French r ist stronger than the soft English (again depending on, where you come from). However, it is formed in the upper throat. The r will very likely be a sound, that makes French speaking people understand where you are from. That does not mean that they would not understand you. Still, it is worth to try.
The following graphemes indicate the French r: r, rr
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roue (wheel) |
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| beurre (butter)
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| rhume (flew, cold) |
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