What's your favourite type of beer?
What's your favourite type of beer?


(For some context, I live in Canada, beer labels are bilingually English & French here)
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6 0 Replyfree as in beer
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(Mandatory "I'd prefer an actual competitive market, though")
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Stout. Specially dry stout. Kind of hard to come by in Brazil, most people would rather drink Pilsner, specially light ones.
Fun fact: you can pretty much pinpoint the folks from my city (Curitiba) by how we casually call beer here, "bera" [bɛ.ɾɐ].
2 0 ReplyI could definitely go for a cool IPA right now.
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2 0 Replyis it common to say [bɪr] in canada? i learned something!
1 0 ReplyNote that I'm not great with IPA, English is my second language, and I made this while stoned 2 years ago, so it might not necessarily be accurate! :P I'm pretty sure that's how most people pronounce it here. Although Canadian English is a wonderful mishmash of American and British Engliah, with a hint of French and Indigenous influences.
How do people say it in your neck of the woods?
3 0 Reply[r] is like the trill (as in Spanish, Polish, etc.). You're probably using either [ɹ] or [ɚ], depending on how vocalic your R is.
2 0 Replyand I made this while stoned 2 years ago,
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It should be /ɹ/ or /ɚ/ instead of /r/.
2 0 Reply/r/ is perfectly acceptable to represent that phoneme in a broad transcription. Would only be a problem had
hethey wrote [r].6 0 Reply