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\f0\fs20 \cf0 \kerning1\expnd1\expndtw8 Welcome to \'93Read My Lips\'94 with Miss
Mildred, teaching you how to speak English properly. Now, today we\'92re going to learn
how to say the \'93R.\'94 R. Now, the English \'93R\'94 is not made with the tip of the
tongue. The English \'93R\'94 is not made by doing something strange with your face,
like putting it on one side, or the other side, or on both sides like a pirate. No.
The \'93R\'94 is made with the tongue and the lip. So here\'92s what you have to do.
You take your tongue in the back and lift it up against your teeth. Feel it. In the
front, your tongue is down. Don\'92t move your tongue. You can\'92t talk like that,
okay? You can\'92t talk. You have to do one more thing. Alright? To finish the \'93R,\'94
you have to take your lower lip and stick it out. Like pouting. You know how, like a
baby pouts? Exactly. Just like a baby. You were a baby once. You can pout. So, tongue
in the back, up; in the front, down. Lip out. Very simple. See, you can do it. Very simple.
Right? Right. Tongue up in the back. Lip out. Practice with a mirror and you\'92ll be saying
it perfectly in no time. That\'92s it for today. I\'92m Miss Mildred. This is \'93Read
My Lips.\'94 Bye-bye.}