Lesson 9: RUSSIAN PRONUNCIATION basics: MUST-KNOW Tips | Russian Comprehensive

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👆 You'll improve your Russian listening comprehension, if you take into account the reduction of vowels in Russian. To approach reading any unknown or challenging Russian word, break it into syllables, read them slowly, pronounce the stressed syllable much longer than the rest. This will help you naturally remember the stressed position. Don't rush yourself, go for the correct pronunciation, and speed will come naturally! 0:45 - Why Russian may sound so confusing 4:45 - How to Approach Reading in Russian 5:39 - Reading Practice 7:01 - Check Your Pronunciation ___ TRANSCRIPT to the video: www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-read-long-russian-words-why-spoken-sounds-so-olga-misuraghina/?published=t 👆 This video is a part of a guided plan for learning Russian: kzbin.info/aero/PLpgpVaWoAiTEF8aNQvPnFCLBrtIeF3tqa

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[@dileksahin.]

Подождите.. и is stressed…so why we dont read the last е as и..

[@RussianComprehensive]

Great question! When a word ends in е or я, with the regular speed of talking, you’ll hear smth in between е and и, or я and и. The main idea is, it’s a short syllable. The faster the speech is, the more it’ll sound like и, the slower the speech is, the closer it’ll be to е or я. If it’s a slow song for example, you’ll be hearing е and я in unstressed syllables, too.

[@QuizmasterLaw]

Great lesson! I'm B2 but learned things here. Why veelossipyed and not vyelosipyed? why teeleevisor and not tyelevisor? oh dear. самая красивая женщина, которую я когда-либо видел.

[@RussianComprehensive]

You'll find the answers here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/paWXdIR8rrSlftE

[@abhinavjha129]

So, in normal russian speech, every o becomes a?

[@RussianComprehensive]

just the unstressed ones

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[@AKV1493]

This is good but how we will get which is stressing by just reading if reading some Text.

[@RussianComprehensive]

Check out one of the preceding lessons: kzbin.info/www/bejne/paWXdIR8rrSlftE

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[@adishirfan1240]

Why in искусство last O is Unstressed?

[@RussianComprehensive]

That's just how it is, У is stressed, and О is unstressed 😊

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Good

[@Daveyboyz1978]

Nice video and you speak English very well. One observation is you give "some advice" and advice is unquantifiable so it can't be "an advice"

[@RussianComprehensive]

СпасИбо!

[@bishdaboo]

I believe the same is true with the name Vladimir . In English we believe this to be VlAdimir, but in Russian is pronounced vladEMIA. hope this makes sense.

[@RussianComprehensive]

In Russian, the stress is on the 2d syllable: [владИмир] Here's an explanation: kzbin.info/www/bejne/npC5i5aXn8x5b7c

[@bishdaboo]

@@RussianComprehensive hopefully that was my reply

[@bishdaboo]

владИмир

[@bishdaboo]

In England we would say влAдимир.

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[@him5518]

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[@yanina_re]

Очень хорошие уроки! Но есть одна неточность, в русском языке нет звуков е,ё,ю или я. Может, на РКИ так учат...

[@RussianComprehensive]

I talk about these letters and sounds they consist of over here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWWrlGmbhrSnZ9E

[@michael18276]

It seems that Russian is so stress-timed that it sounds like a Texas accent English (or other southern accents in USA).

[@AnonymousYT-oy8fm]

no, nothing confused in sLavic Language.

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