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How to Pronounce Russian Letters
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Learning the Russian alphabet can be challenging! In this quick lesson, follow along as Olga pronounces each of the 33 letters in the Cyrillic alphabet.
Learning the Russian alphabet can be challenging! In this quick lesson, follow along as Olga pronounces each of the 33 letters in the Cyrillic alphabet.
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The best way to learn Russian pronunciation is to hear a Russian person speak the language! In this quick lesson, listen as Olga models how to pronounce vowels.
The best way to learn Russian pronunciation is to hear a Russian person speak the language! In this quick lesson, listen as Olga models how to pronounce vowels.
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Learn how to speak Russian and sound like you were born in Russia! In this easy lesson from Olga, you’ll learn how to pronounce hard and soft consonants.
Learn how to speak Russian and sound like you were born in Russia! In this easy lesson from Olga, you’ll learn how to pronounce hard and soft consonants.
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Discover the purpose of the soft and hard signs in the Russian alphabet. By themselves, letters “Ь” and “Ъ” have no sound value, but serve important functions.
Discover the purpose of the soft and hard signs in the Russian alphabet. By themselves, letters “Ь” and “Ъ” have no sound value, but serve important functions.
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Learn the rules governing the voicing and devoicing of Russian paired consonants, and understand how the position of the consonant in a word affects its sound.
Learn the rules governing the voicing and devoicing of Russian paired consonants, and understand how the position of the consonant in a word affects its sound.
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