Learn All Slavic Cyrillic Alphabets in one video

Learn all Slavic Cyrillic Scripts and how to pronounce the letters of the alphabets of:
Belarusian, Bulgarian, Macedonian, Serbian, Russian and Ukrainian.
Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
00:35 - Common letters to all Slavic language written in Cyrillic
02:16 - Belarusian
04:46 - Bulgarian
07:08 - Macedonian
10:17 - Russian
14:04 - Serbian
16:41 - Ukrainian
19:51 - Outro
Thank you for watching!
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#belarusian #macedonianlanguage #serbian
#cyrillic

[@golyplot]

When is Г pronounced as В in Russian, сеГодня and where else?

[@HeroManNick132]

Чего comes to my mind.

[@akanapliou]

In many cases, for example: его/него, того, большого, маленького, парк Горького, русского языка, and other masculine adjectives in genitive.

[@CVery45]

«Легко» тоже слово с другим произношением буквы Г

[@michaelgask]

Interesting. I really like the Cyrillic alphabet, so it's nice to know the variations between the languages here. Thank you.

[@huskytail]

Много усилия си положил във видеото, за което голямо браво, но собствената си азбука мъничко я омота 😉. До ж, а и няколко букви след това, всичките бяха произнесени по руски тертип.

[@attilathepun7983]

My favorite Slavic guy is back! Would you happen to know of any Bulgarian-learning apps that you would recommend?

[@golyplot]

only dating apps 😆

[@ThePanEthiopian]

​@@golyplotI'm listening 😊

[@Damian.D]

Well done! 👍

[@LerogFR]

Random comment just to say I love your channel's name and you should have more subscribers

[@arthurjohnson9982]

Btw Г is H in Belarusian too. [ɡ] (Romanized G) in Central and Northern Russian, Bulgarian, Serbian and Macedonian [ɣ] ~ [ɦ] (Romanized H) in Belarusian, Ukrainian and Southern Russian

[@HeroManNick132]

You missed Montenegrin and Rusyn.

[@arthurjohnson9982]

@@HeroManNick132 I say that Serbian-Croatian-Bosnian-Montenegrin is one language and Rusyn as a dialect of Ukrainian

[@CVery45]

@@arthurjohnson9982а Украинский диалект русского языка

[@zloinaopako]

Hi Виктор. Thank you for yet another educational video. Regarding the pronunciation of the Serbian Ћирилица letters in isolation, they are pronounced as follows: /a/, /б/ not /бe/, /в/ not /ве/, /г/ not /ге/, /д/ not /де/ and so on, /ђ/, /е/, /ж/, /з/, /и/, /ј/, /к/, /л/, /љ/, /м/, /н/, /њ/, /о/, /п/, /р/, /с/, /т/, /ћ/, /у/, /ф/, /х/, /ц/, /ч/, /џ/, /ш/. Each one is a single sound. When pronouncing individual Cyrillic letters, Serbian language never adds vowel /e/ to any isolated letter, nor /a/. For example: it is /ф/ not /еф/, /х/, not /xa/, /к/, not /ка/, /м/ not /ем/ and so on.

[@golyplot]

When is Г pronounced as В in Russian, сеГодня and where else?

[@badawi181]

I am trying to learn Macedonian to be able communicate with my daughter friend and her mom I noticed there was no letter q which was different but interesting besucase it is nice to learn more language than just English / Spanish and French used as universal

[@NIKOLAP7]

Macedonian and Serbian alphabets are nearly identical with exception of the letter "Ќ" and "Ѓ" which are written a bit differently in Serbian. There is a difference in the grammar.

[@Ayaan13550]

Kazakh Cyrillic has a Q, it's Қ

[@KennyandP]

I’m Russian, thanks!

[@sayhossz664]

I am still unable to determine what is the purpose of 3 groups of verb in Bulgaria and unable to understand basic grammer. Any place to learn professional Bulgarian online pls. I am a newbie

[@DwainRichardson]

For Щ (sh + ch), some viewers may want to think of the English words “freSH CHeese.” They have helped me immensely when reading Ukrainian and Church Slavonic texts. (-:

[@dayanbalevski4446]

Bulgarian letters are not pronounced with e at the end, but with ъ You say Beh for B, but it is pronounced Buh ( Бъ) Въ, Жъ, Дъ, Тъ, Съ, Нъ, Къ, Лъ, Мъ, Шъ, Щъ Пъ, Чъ, Гъ, Цъ, Зъ, Фъ, Хъ These are pronounced without Ъ А, Я, Ю, О, Ь,И,У,Ъ,Е

[@HeroManNick132]

Единствено само в някои изключения като ЖП или СССР се произнасят по руски.

[@dsdscornell]

For Ukrainian, you give B as /v/, but I thought it was only pronounced as /w/, /u̯/, or /ʋ/, depending on speaker and place in the word. I.e., not /v/. Thus, for example, the name of the capital city, although transliterated as "Kyiv," is not pronounced as "kyeev" but rather as closer to "kyeeuw." Ditto for Kharkiv: "xarkeeuw" (approximately). But no /v/ . . . No?

[@golyplot]

What's the difference between Г and Х in Ukrainian? Let me know if I pronounced something wrong!

[@EMEKC]

According to Wikipedia the letter Г makes the sound [ɦ] (different from [h] but close enough) while Х makes [x] (which is the same for the Russian Х). One could say that Г is like the English H while Х is like the German "ch" in "Bach" (or any "ch" after an "a", "o" or "u" for that matter)

[@HeroManNick132]

I think Belarusian doesn't have G sound but it is the same as the Ukrainian Г.

[@arthurjohnson9982]

@@HeroManNick132 Yes. Belarusian Г and Ukrainian Г are quite similar but the former is [ɣ] whilst the latter is [ɦ].

[@calebf3655]

Ukranian г is pronounced like this en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Voiced_glottal_fricative.ogg whereas х is pronounced the same way in Ukrainian as it is in the other slavic languages. You pronounced г like x in the video

[@Inisiarev]

How funny that you didn’t mention Croatian. There is a distinguished difference between ć (tj) and č (tsj). Pretty unique.

[@golyplot]

Slavic languages using the Latin script merit their own video, thanks for watching!

[@Mary-co7fh]

In french please 😉

[@LettersNumbersSymbolsFan]

Ukrainian en is wrong. correct form:Н

[@user-vc3zc7qw3d]

I dont want to but you dont pronounce the letters right. Its not be, its b, also its not ve, ge and de, its v, g and d

[@materialgirl4454]

You forgot Kazakh

[@golyplot]

is Kazakh a slavic language?

[@Gustaw_Studios]

​​@@golyplot it's Turkic

[@Ayaan13550]

@@golyplot It's Turkic but it uses Cyrillic

[@danielimmortuos666]

Who else is watching this as asmr

[@user-dn3ec4zi9f]

The title of this video sounds really wrong. "All Cyrillic alphabets", have you ever heard someone saying "all Latin alphabets"??

[@Pidalin]

all latin alphabets, except English and French, these don't make any sense 😀

[@user-dn3ec4zi9f]

@Ondřej Matějka yh there's no such thing like all Latin alphabets, there's ONLY ONE FUCKING LATIN ALPHABET😂😂

[@Pidalin]

@@user-dn3ec4zi9f But when you say latin alphabet now, you mostly don't mean alphabet of Latin laguage from ancient Rome. 😀

[@user-dn3ec4zi9f]

@Ondřej Matějka that doesn't matter, there's 3 official alphabets in Europe - the Larin, the Cyrillic and the Greek, all the others are different - modern versions. Thing is that you can't say that there's more than one cyrillic script because in this way the original is devalued and this is not right.

[@Pidalin]

@@user-dn3ec4zi9f you must be Bulgarian 😀

[@zhu_creator]

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