erre con erre cigar
please translate:" erre con erre cigarro,erre con erre barril."
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The speaker is telling you that the words "cigar" and "barrrel" are spelled with double r.
Oh, wow! I remember with such chagrin the number of times my dad used to make me repeat this until I rolled my r's correctly! 
Erre con erre cigarro, erre con erre barril
Rapido corren los carros por los rieles del ferrocarril
This is just an exercise for learning to roll your r's.
The meaning, such as it is, is there are two r's in both cigarro (which means cigarette, not cigar) and barril (which means - you guessed it! - barrel).
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joyla, this is a learning site. We encourage members to attempt their own translations and post here if they need help. This phrase appears to have some words misspelled. Additional context would be helpful, also.
Why don't you give it a try yourself?
