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- произношение - Pronunciation of ж - Russian Language Stack Exchange
According to my good old Russian learning textbooks, the sound ж in Russian is retroflex ( ʐ ), that is to say it should be pronounced with the tip of the tongue pushed against the palate Now, in my experience, I’ve noticed that most Russian speakers actually don’t pronounce it this way
- произношение - Почему Париж пишется через ж? - Russian Language Stack . . .
Судя по сказанному выше, его название оканчивалось на ж Как пишeт YellowSky, его название оканчивается на ж в венгерском языке и имеет -дж- в итальянском языке
- узус - What does так и есть and ну что ж mean? - Russian Language . . .
Ну что ж, это можно 2) Вывод, оценка: Ну что ж, насильно мил не будешь Ну что ж, этого следовало ожидать Ну что ж, возможно, он прав 3) Вопрос о дальнейших действиях: Ну что ж, пойдем или нет?
- перевод - Гласные после к, г, х ж, ш, ч, щ - Russian Language Stack . . .
In speech, ж, ш, ц are always hard (non-palatalized), while щ and ч are always soft (palatalized) in Russian Hence, all differences in writing are purely etymological: there are no differences at all between the first syllables in цыпка and цирк ; жёлоб and жопа ; щётка and Щорс ; and so on
- произношение - What distinguishes the hushers (ч, ш, щ, ж . . .
It seems that the letters ш ж are retroflex consonants and ч щ are alveolo-palatal Are these the only distinguishing feature that makes them "hushers"? If I want to be more precise linguistically, could I just refer to them as "retroflex and alveolo-palatal consonants"? Or is there some other feature I am missing?
- Difference in pronunciation between щ and шь?
Ж is always non-palatalised There is no sound [ж'] in Russian according to the Petersburg's pronunciation norm Дождя is pronounced [д^жд'а] not the way you wrote it, although Moscow people are notorious for such a pronunciation
- What Russian words other than дрожжи have a soft ж in common . . .
3) позже (later) - [пожже] due to assimilation of [з] able to alternate with [ж] in other roots as well: лазить - лажу, возить - вожу etc 4) вожжи (reins) - this is conventional spelling, which can also have the form of возжи because its root is essentially воз just like in the verb возить
- Is й pronounced as j or y?
The reference material I've been reading is somewhat confusing Some sources say that "й" is equivalent to quot;j quot;, while others say it's equivalent to quot;y quot;
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