Russian letter ъ, hard sign in Russian, твердый знак

Today we will learn a very complicated Russian letter - ъ, the hard sign, твёрдый знак! I will tell you all you need to know about this letter and give you many examples, so this hard sign won't confuse you so much any more! Russian alphabet has several unual letters, you just need to learn them and then it will get much easier to read Russian words!
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[@AntoniaRomaker]

Thank you 😊

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Hi, Ana ,where's your courses english, we are waiting you

[@AntoniaRomaker]

The latest English video is here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5-4g5WOi719hKc

[@andronymous31]

I'm having a hard time imagining the difference between a soft and hard "с". I know in English a soft or hard "s" would sound like "z" or "s". Are there English sounds this can be compared to?

[@AntoniaRomaker]

In Russian the easiest trick to make the Russian с soft, or any consonant for that matter, is to add little и after it 🥰

[@davidnull5590]

I have been trying to learn the Cyrillic alphabet by myself for a while, the first (and only) letter I have learned is soft-sign, it took me 10 months of study but I think I've finally got it - soft-sign is fairly easy to learn when you don't know any other letters.

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Leaning a foreign language is always a challenge 🥰

[@winsnadar6319]

Really very beautifully explained the hard letter in Russian language.

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Thank you! 🥰

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Happy to see you again!!

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[@jozseftoth8731]

its not clear to me why Трех is pronounced as Трёх. Many times i see ё written as e

[@razbotev6065]

peugeot (pejo). Same as opex (не орёх). Еveryone knows how to pronounce it, so the rules are sometimes liiightly ignored. kidding

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H Antonia i my loves....

[@AntoniaRomaker]

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Happy new year

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Same to you 🥰

[@dan93431]

Hi, long time no see on KZbin....... Your hands are on me/your hands are on mine. Are both acceptable??

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Yes, but the meaning will be very different 😊

[@dan93431]

@@AntoniaRomaker would you mind telling the meaning of the sentences?

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Your hands are on me - on my body Your hands are on mine - on my hands

[@davidnull5590]

These are difficult to clearly explain, it depends on the two people, their ages and the relationship between them. "Your hands are on mine' - Your hands are touching my hands [this depends on the situation] "Your hands are on me" A small girl complaining her brother's hands are touching her [unwanted]. Children acting normally - complaining about everything, "he keeps looking at me, tell him to stop". Or an adult male putting his hands on a non-relative female he doesn't know well, he is groping her body in unwanted places, she is telling him it is unwanted, it's a notice to stop, it's a warning, she might slap him hard. I can answer questions, just ask.

[@dan93431]

@@davidnull5590 👍👍