Russian+Alphabet

А = the italian pronunciation of A Б = B В = V Г = G Д = D Е = YE Ё = YO Ж = ZH З = Z И = the italian I Й = Y К = K Л = L М = M Н = N О = O П = P Р = the italian R С = S Т = T У = U Ф = F Х = KH Ц = TS Ч = CH Ш = SH Щ = SH' - a SH that makes the vowel before it go "softer"; for example, if you have "ЩА", you would pronounce it as SHYA intstead of SHA ъ = not a letter that you use often, never stands in the beginning of a word and therefore is never capitalized. The function of it is to seperate a consonent and a vowel so that they do not pronounce smoothly. You can think of it as of an apostrophe. This letter seperates a prefix from the main part of the word. ы = again, never goes in front of a word. Pronounced in a kind of way that you pronounce the I in the word "this". It is like an italian I, but it is pronounced without the softness in it. Foreigners do not need to bother too much about this letter, because even if you pronounce it as an italian "I", people will understand you. ь = exactly the same as "ъ", except that it stands in the middle of the word rather than the beginning. Э = italian E Ю = YU Я = YA

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