you might be interested in this episode of "C'est la vie" podcast.
nowadays, "back of the throat R" is more commonly spoken both in France and Canada (Quebec). to me, the new "R" sounds more like the English "H". (and the H in French is always silent.)
nowadays, "back of the throat R" is more commonly spoken both in France and Canada (Quebec). to me, the new "R" sounds more like the English "H". (and the H in French is always silent.)