The pre-vocalic, post-vocalic, weak syllabic, and strong syllabic allophones of English /r/ in various contexts as pronounced by a young Boston area speaker. Systems close or identical to this one have become typical for the US and Canada, but many rhotic accents both within the continent(Southern US, Newfoundland), and outside it(Scottish, Irish, West country) feature very different realizations. The first phrase read involves plain hiatus, which in most contemporary non-rhotic accents is prohibited.
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