Russian Pronunciation - Russian Vowels

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[@ApolloMCD]

I wish Duolingo taught vowel sounds THANK YOU

[@Pittlc1184]

Ы is definitely the most foreign to me. I can get really close but I keep wanting to pronounce it as И.

[@DeadnWoon]

It is very close to i in English words like 'this', I suppose.

[@IgoArs]

@@DeadnWoon yes, this is what I usually say. If you can't pronounce "ы", start from "i" from words like "stir, stick, will" etc. It's pretty close and you will be understood perfectly.

[@mattiamele3015]

@@IgoArs the i's in those three words are actually three different sounds but I got what you mean.

[@jnunez7037]

Say “ew” while but don’t move or round your lips

[@user-hv8jv2rp2m]

Ihaveawatch

[@aril9585]

Been learning Russian for a couple years and I keep coming back to this vid for the explanations on o and a, thanks a lot! Dont give up on ы guys, just be patient and you'll master eventually! Try to make the sound while imagining stabbing yourself in the guts in a seppuku ritual, and you'll get it:) Also, note that the first a and o sound is for when they're in the syllable right before the stressed syllable in a word! Otherwise they will have the second sound if they're not stressed. Молоко is a great example, where the last o is stressed. The first o is pronounced with [ə] and, because its directly in front of a stressed syllable, the second o is pronounced [ʌ]

[@floatingsara]

Imagining stabbing myself while pronouncing ы is one of the most powerful pieces of advice I've ever collected. I'm not ironic. Thank you 💖

[@sarthakmaurya5938]

*Stabbing yourself in the guts*...😂😂😂❤ This is the best advice I've ever got in my life 🤜🏻🤛🏻 thanks Brother

[@MrMIND-lk1sy]

0:37 hard indicating vowels 3:41 soft indicating vowels 6:22 unstressed vowels

[@henryespinal3323]

Great, straight, simple explanation a nd examples. A wonderul aid in this difficult points.Thanks for it, I really enjoyed it and cleared all my doubts.

[@georgegeller1902]

Очень полезно, большое спасибо.

[@ullintalulna7066]

Thank you it helps a lot seeing someone actually performing the sound

[@augurelite]

I CANT WAIT FOR THE NEXT ONE!!

[@dandrewilliams9963]

this is amazing. thanks so much.

[@starquake7061]

I couldn't pronounce the ы sound

[@DynaRose]

It will get easier and you are more likely to pronounce it correctly the more you attempt to pronounce it.

[@ForestSakan]

Star Quake yeаh thаt shit is hаrd mаn..try speking like а dork to pronounce this voшеl it шorks for me..but аgаin stаnd аlone voшеls аre eаsier to pronounce thаn into шords

[@aliaa8257]

It has a similar pronunciation to the letters U+I In English

[@orhoushmand85]

Try my tip: pronounce the more familiar и, a sound that requires your tongue to be stretched to the sides so that the sides of the tongue touch the grinding teeth. Then, without releasing very much tension, narrow your tongue so that the sides of the tongue don't touch anything, but the tongue is still not very far back as in у.

[@user-zy4xk2zl5l]

I think you should try to pronounce the "oo" sound (as in foot) and then try to pronounce "g" (as in goat) but don't say it all the way.

[@sarasapiensoto2226]

Very well explained. Excellent video!!! 😌👌🏼

[@whitleypedia]

yeah I needed to find this a year ago

[@awinashbiniwale8012]

Effective lesson.

[@aleksandragorecka3584]

how good to be fluent polish, the russian pronunciation is pretty easier for me.

[@dianaxd05]

Спасибо большое

[@michaellaconte8338]

Very good lesson ❤

[@EdmundSetsu]

ы is the most difficult, it's pretty hard to achieve this pronunciation for me

[@Nonames569]

Inekoto Setsu It is easy. Say Ыsy instead of easy. It’s not dыfficult!

[@DeadnWoon]

Maybe it's just me, but I think it's quite the i vowel from words like 'this'.

[@smontana840]

I thought the unstressed O sounded exactly the same as A, and that A was always pronounced the same way but apparently not

[@user-jd6eu2du4g]

It does as in milk in Russian

[@floatingsara]

Unstressed O is pronounced the same as British "bud".

[@luciuscorneliusscipio9023]

now i can finally pronounce Ы! большое спасибо!

[@alistreeney7941]

Спасибо огромное

[@camillenelson8909]

Would be VERY helpful if the Cyrillic letter was shown prominently, so we could associate the sound with the letter and not just the phonetic sign as we listen. GREAT explanation though!!😻

[@user-st3se3jm5t]

Спасибо

[@MrWarchiefone]

Awesome

[@rubenruales6679]

all of them are not so hard, what is hard is to know when you have to use one or another. rules, right?

[@xnndndjjsbdhchuus]

Ы is so hard!!

[@dedede5586]

Evan Jaquez the ones that get me are ь and ъ

[@m.kostoglod7949]

ы is hard vowel. it's strong.

[@craftah]

ы is easy

[@craftah]

cause im russian xd

[@maximklymok5057]

Its almost like the i in igloo

[@TorontoLatinDanceCA]

Bol'shoe spasibo i udachi

[@lynnprather6498]

I would like to compliment you on how you would say the vowels so slowly and how you would say it multiple times so you could get no understand

[@Odysseus201]

thanks, I think I can finally properly pronounce ы

[@arunahirrao6308]

Very nice

[@khalilsalah3108]

thanks for the lesson the most difficult vowel is ы

[@serg3y]

Any videos to learn Russian pronunciation without English explanations?

[@user-kl1op6ty5x]

This video is good!! However I still wanna know the pronunciations of the combination of the consonants.

[@robertowang1542]

"shch" is hard to differentiate from a simple "sh" for me

[@nathanaelwinters2952]

What is the difference between all the 'a' sounds? Like the O looking A and the A looking A? Is there even a difference?

[@hannahjenkins1072]

For me ы was definitely the hardest.

[@dedede5586]

Hannah Jenkins same

[@chennakesva.markapurammark4138]

Hanna Jenkins. Hello! I am an Indian. I happened to see your there-year old comment about the pronunciation of Russian hard " i ". It's true. I don't know whether you are continuing with Russian. Still, I wanted to suggest a way out for hard " i " problem. Please keep a pencil horizontally between your lips and try to pronounce any single syllable word with hard " i ". The pencil naturally obstructs the tounge and it's middle part is raised back producing the sound of hard " i ". After 4 or 5 times remove the pencil and try without it. Anyone can get the required sound. Wish you good health and success. Greetings from India!

[@chennakesva.markapurammark4138]

Hanna Jenkins ..."tounge" is mistake in typing for "tongue". Sorry!

[@chennakesva.markapurammark4138]

Hanna Jenkins ! Greetings! I hope you got it... All the best ! Best wishes from India!

[@moozzbvd]

so, I can pronounce them all without struggles.. but when do I know when to use them?

[@AlexLopez-cg3jq]

So how do you know if it is a hard or soft vowel sound if it is written the same?

[@user-hx6co1ud4z]

+Homura Akemi soft vowels does not exist) there are vowels, which indicate the preceding consonant soft) so, soft cons. are followed by these vowels or the soft sign)) remaining cons. are hard)

[@fcalvaresi]

Well no surprise if I say the ы sound is the most difficult. In my language, French, there is nothing similar, as the opposite as the other vowels :)

[@user-hx6co1ud4z]

Вообще-то у нас около 20 гласных оО. А всего звуков около 60 (по некоторым подсчетам, даже 70 оО). А теперь приятная новость иностранцам: на слух русские распознают от силы 50 звуков, остальное - результат беглой устной речи. Но, пытливый слух при случае сможет услышать акцент)

[@contacthigh1]

The "Soft" vowel sounds are a blend of the English "y" sound and the "hard" Russian vowel sounds, except for the sounds of the "o" and the "jo" which are a little different. Am I close? The first two unstressed vowel sounds don't sound much different to the Russian hard stressed "a" sound. Close, but "no Cigar"? "No cigar" means "not exactly" in American.

[@SamualAnthony]

Aspects of this video are good but it progressed way to quickly. Also the diagram of the mouth and the articulation points, its not even clearly explained. Is there some kind of explanation of what that diagram means?

[@user-uu4kz8sr5i]

Ы и И нужно произносить в контрасте друг с другом, что бы они могли это уловить. И нужно привести примеры, типа bit (быт), beat (бит).

[@user-uu4kz8sr5i]

PhoeneticFanatic, IPA alphabet

[@electromika]

Yay.

[@FifthCoast]

A lot of the Russian-English vowels that you claimed to be "indentical" actually aren't identical, only similar.

[@lindathullm.d.1121]

Why in Lesson 3 is the vowel "e" pointed the wrong way like a "3" e.g. 3to, because that letter has a "ze" sound?

[@NN-qv7if]

I think that was not the same symbol as 3 /z/, it was like a rounded, euro-sign € turned to the left :)

[@vavvokilluminati]

0:41 6:25 6:55 ru.wiktionary.org/wiki/трава ru.wiktionary.org/wiki/молоко ru.wiktionary.org/wiki/голова

[@lindathullm.d.1121]

In lesson 3, if "o" is pronounced as you instructed then why does the second "o" in the word cloud sound like an "ah"????

[@russianpod101]

Hello Linda Alvarez-Thull, In accordance with Russian pronunciation rules, [o] in the unstressed position should be pronounced as [a], and in stressed position as [o]. Team RussianPod101.com

[@prettysuper]

I'm mostly watching this because I am and know Russian and I just want to get a "tHaTs eAsY" feeling

[@Ellen_Seokjin]

Congrats😐

[@moeyyag3666]

Could u help a nigga out?

[@nrvn999]

¿El inglés tiene más sonidos vocálicos entonces?

[@PedroSousa-kd8nu]

+Wilhelm McCluskey No, el russo tiene más, seguramente!!

[@saaros]

tenemos los mismos en español, sólo no le dimos letras particulares (a parte de la ñ) n_n

[@elchido1703]

Tienen los mismos solo que dependiendo la palabra cambian su sonido, por ejemplo aveces la e suena "e" y otras veces suena "i".

[@lvvry1855]

Around 7:00, I don't hear any difference in the "rustle" sound and the "about" sound.

[@skinsheroes]

1:51 ''yazık'' literally means ''for shame'' in turkish. LOL

[@mazharcoban]

Make the turkish verison of these !!!

[@violettavyse5789]

Я не знала про эти многие звуки 😳

[@sadaqali5230]

am lost with the letters how is wrote confused me alot

[@Juan-Hdez]

❤🌹

[@elevatorsareout667]

Ы is the most diffecult sound

[@carmenalns4156]

Are we not gonna talk about Katya's absolutely perfect profile????

[@AC-he8ln]

1) why does O in удочка sound like E 2) why does CBOË end up in A

[@craftah]

1. In russian some endings are always different in speech. ...oчка - echka. ого - ova/avo 2. it doesnt. своё - svayo

[@AngelikaCalangi]

I can't!! I'm such a failure! I can't pronounce the t with a tiny dot on top of it!! When I do it, it sounds like r!

[@dedede5586]

Angelika Calangi do you mean ы? Yeah I struggled with it too at first. Try to listen to Russian speakers saying a word with ы in it, that helped me.

[@ForestSakan]

Angelika Calangi the hаrdest is the combinаtion шith в cаuse it must be pronounced v ...becаuse consonаnt voшel combinаtions аre rooted in our brаin cаuse of the шаy шe шеre thаught our oшn lаnguаgue..the eаsiest is мы саuse ше аre just to mix it шith аny voшel sounds

[@aztecwarrior4309]

Snap out of it cupcake. Nothing is impossible. Remember you are an American !!!!

[@benjiang9789]

Vowels are easy for me.

[@bompyrus2172]

Best way to learn a language is to learn it with a pretty girl, thank you Katya you doubled the fun in learning Russian

[@Visionery1]

Where is the next video, "Russian Consonant Sounds Pt.1"?

[@cs631oflu]

vowel /^/ is hard and schwa

[@joeyuzwa891]

This is my first time pronouncing Ьl correctly.

[@nemanjavukovic6857]

треба ово мало поједноставити, као у српском: читај како пише, пиши као што говориш (а не да се "о" изговара као "а" или томе слично...)

[@craftah]

o is a when its stressed

[@odinsrensen7460]

That ʌ doesn't sound anything like a open-mid back unrounded vowel.

[@kolinnaruto3354]

I need consanants~

[@injinii4336]

OMG Я люблю смотреть милые девочки учат меня русским!

[@yeduavi]

hi! Thanks for such a great explanation. . до свидания!

[@russianpod101]

+Yesid Eduardo Sanchez Avila Thanks for studying with us! Make sure to check out RussianPod101.com for more :) Team RussianPod101.com

[@magnehjonnevag]

4:13 You are what you eat

[@Unbrutal_Rawr]

This video is completely misleading and I don't advise anyone on following anything it states, most notoriously that the "soft indicating" vowels are different sounds - they aren't, they stand for the same sound and when following a consonant, they only define the sound of that consonant which in return may or may not change the vowel's sound slightly. The [j] is only there when no consonant is preceding them, as is evident from the video.

[@catherineprecioso941]

There two letters that can be easy to make b. bI

[@madisonking8057]

So there is no i sound as in this or icky nor and i sound as in swipe or right

[@hoiksdn]

7:36 дерева. это просто произносит /e/, да? it doesnt sound /jI/.

[@LeoNarrator]

In дерево j merges with the r, making the r soft

[@tterminitte2704]

Saying o made me sound like that pufferfish meme

[@st14]

I can't hear the "unstressed vowels"...

[@thereturnoftheking9348]

Ы is really hard to say for an English speaker like myself

[@Gladgee]

I had a challenge in pronouncing "я" in unstressed

[@LiborSupcik]

I think you have it wrong at having the same ii vowel in деребо and язык

[@BoBaH_BoBaHoB]

Чипсы со вкусом сыра. Cheese-flavored chips.

[@joshfiore3423]

They were easy for my because I'm Hispanic

[@isikpamir]

ц щ й these 3 sounds are hard to pronounce, and also O IS HARD TO GUEST WHEN IS 0 OR A SOUND. there is no accent on the O ,most time ....

[@samwebster8213]

The letters confuse me

[@RussianwithTatiana]

+Sam Webster Hi! I invite you on new channel - Russian Lessons. I hope, you'll like it.

[@MissoPOV]

+Sam Webster you can check russian pod 101 previous lessons on the letters.it will help you alot

[@user-td5nd3xp8i]

Simply learn a language is to communicate with its carrier. Guys who can help me learn English and help you to learn Russian?

[@merlincnrad5385]

Озноб Ознобов hi, i'll help you... and vice versa

[@user-td5nd3xp8i]

Merlin Conrad Okay, how old are you?

[@merlincnrad5385]

+Озноб Ознобов 16, nearly 17

[@user-td5nd3xp8i]

lim psy Okay, how old are you?

[@MrLimpsy]

24, u ?

[@tongsllc]

1:44 bI is hard (very difficult) for me. 😵‍💫

[@tongsllc]

Also, I can't tell the difference between -T and -Tb

[@gowthamar3652]

I have never exercised my mouth so much.

[@israrulhaque6327]

I cant pronounce bl sound in russian

[@elevatorsareout667]

А IS EASY!!!!!!!!!

[@danielnoodle2028]

This girl is freaking beautiful

[@user-fc2cg3jp6e]

The third vowel is the one that kills me. The rest sound similar to English

[@haianghuynh1643]

ЯРД YARD

[@elevatorsareout667]

Щ is hard. Sometime I pronouncd it as sh scsch but its not schyah its shchhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

[@kubes8388]

fk do i concentrate.. i see bois this is double the difficulty learning Russian.

[@bpin5191]

Ы Sound like 의 in Korean

[@jakubkochanowski2934]

Ы sound

[@shikurukl3084]

I can't pronounce je

[@haianghuynh1643]

Ы yes is hard

[@tequilyps]

Ы!!!

[@mcshone2726]

#learnrussianfastinhindi

[@zachungobogungo9379]

scarlet johanson clone