One major difference between r and w is that you have to close your lips together and purse them to make a w, and they do not close at all for r. If you can crack that, it'll help you a lot. For 'f' and 'v' yes you do have to touch your bottom lip with your upper front teeth.
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Here is how i pronounce them,You are rounding your lips too much, and you are not raising your tongue enough.
Basically, I just pronounce "R" as "W", for example:
"read", i will pronounce it as "weed",
"roll", i will pronounce it as "woll"
CoolBun2003It depends on what the native speaker does for his or her living. Most layperson native speakers wouldn't be able to help you accomplish certain sounds, especially not without meeting you face-to-face. For that, you need an educ
You guys should be expert, since you are native speakers. Please teach me, your help is deeply appreciated.