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- Why is the letter г in some Russian words pronounced [v]?
сегодня = pronounced as if it is written: севодня ничего = pronounced as if it is written: ничево его (for example: его семья) = pronounced as if it is written: ево Льва Толстого = Lva Tolstova хорошого дня = haroshovo dnya для того что = dela tovo chto
- произношение - Why is the г in мягкий pronounced like a х . . .
In Belarussian (a close relative of Russian), the letter 'г' represents two different sounds; one forms a pair with 'х', and the other with 'к' (in the IPA, they're the velar fricative and the velar plosive, respectively)
- перевод - Гласные после к, г, х ж, ш, ч, щ - Russian Language Stack . . .
Not exactly, ы, я is not allowed after ж, ш, ч, щ, and ю is allowed after ш or щ only in loan words (e g парашют) к, г, х do not have any vowel-restrictions, but some combinations are extremely rare if not non-existent (I can't remember any word with "хэ" for example) –
- Why is the Turkish presidents surname spelt in Russian as Эрдоган, with г?
The non-palatalized version is traditionally spelled with г in foreign words (the г is pronounced as voiced velar fricative in Southern Russian dialects) The voiceless velar fricative is also often traditionally spelled with г in foreign words, like in Гитлер and Гелиос
- Form of address when you dont know patronymic
Уважаемый г-н Петр Петрович Петров! Здравствуйте, Анатолий Вассерман! Здравствуйте, Вассерман Анатолий Александрович! Привет, Толя!
- What is the preferred form of Cyrillic to use for handwriting?
If you prefer the block letters, you can choose any letter shape available, all of them will be understood The only limitation is that mixing italic and block shapes should be avoided (like по г ода), or else what you wrote will be looked at as something written by a barely literate person
- How to pronounce hard consonants correctly?
In Russian, the consonants that are not soft (except к, г, х) are harder than in English What makes them harder is that the back of the tongue is kept high and back Another exception is "l" as in fall, which is hard in both languages ("velarized") All other consonants are non-velarized in English
- произношение - Pronunciation of Сегодня - Russian Language Stack Exchange
Both words in this noun phrase are in the Genetive case, the first one having a typical pronominal declension endinhg -его, in which г is written, but в is pronounced: сего - pronounced as [си'во], его - pronounced as [йи'во] синего - pronounced as ['синива]
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