Oh, okay, that’s cool to know.
And other helpful people chimed in too:
@myrmeen said: Not everyone is physically capable of rolling Rs. Not even in countries with languages that use them.
Yeah, you’d kind of figure that’d have to be true.
@erinkomgaykru said: My mom was born and raised in Chile and despite being fluent in Spanish does not have the physical ability to roll her Rs, it’s a whole thing that my abuela teases her about
Lol, families are like that.
@youngstar-gazer said: I wonder though, why Maca’s accent doesn’t sound Argentinian either on her normal speaking voice
I guess she’s lost it, from what anon says.
@piecebypeace said: Based on what I’ve read, Maca had to change her accent for a previous role which took place/shot in Mexico. And it likely just stuck. So she doesn’t sound Argentinian, but her accent is definitely “Mexican-ified”. Lol Also, it’s true that not all Spanish speakers or dialects roll their r’s. But I think it’s safe to say most do. Usually, it should only be rolled on double r’s (-rr). There are some exceptions. And then there are some people who roll every -r. Anyway, Maca does roll hers
Got it! I hope you see this, original anon, lol.