The spanish R - Level 1- How to pronounce spanish words

But, that doesn't mean that Spanish speakers won't also sometimes pronounce the final R in a word as a strong R (or “rolled R”)! This might happen because they're really emphasizing the word or their pronunciation, or because it happens to work better for their cadence in a particular sentence. And, as Alme mentions, you may notice that people from one region roll their Rs more freely than people from another.

When you're first learning your Spanish Rs, I would recommend focusing on those places that you listed where you know that you always have to roll your Rs, and at the same time simply keeping an ear out for what you hear native speakers actually say. Over time, as you get exposed to more and more Spanish, you'll find yourself replicating what the native speakers do without even thinking about it!

I hope that this was helpful. If you still have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask!

Saludos,

Liss