Russians of /int/:
I've been learning russian for a little while now, and I've never eally understood how to pronounce letters that end with either "ь" or "ъ". If anyone could tell me how, that'd be much appreciated.
>>56819052
This pic is scary
>>56819052
Лaн
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1zjzmZQq1bi
Лaнь
http://vocaroo.com/i/s0MFmYsZ5ZAf
Ceл
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1sFpX7vjs4q
Cъeл
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1sFpX7vjs4q
>>56819052
These soften the letter that come before them. So get that consonant all mushy and stuff when you pronounce it
tl;dr Russians are closet homos
>>56819052
Nevermind, you'll never understand the difference
>>56819052
You don't pronounce them.
Ь makes the consonant before it sound soft, ъ makes it sound hard
>>56819052
I can try to explain.
ь - "soft sign". It makes the previous sound "soft". Also it makes the letter after it sound like it would sound if it is first letter of the world.
For example: "нeт" is like english "net" nut with soft n(do you understand this diffirence? If not it's better start from understanding it). If you write "ньeт" (this word do not exist btw, but sometimes russian writers illustrate misspelling russian word "нeт" by foreigners) it will sound like "nyet".
>>56819052
>>56819345
As for ъ - the situation is same, but it do not make the letter sound soft - only makes the letter after it sound like it the first letter of the word.
so, to be accurate:
нeт - n(soft)et
ньeт - n(soft)yet
нъeт - n(hard)yet
>>56819452
>нъeт
Tы идиoт? Дaжe я пoнять нe мoгy кaк читaть этo cлoвo.
>>56819052
You should find some audio materials for practicing phonetics.
>>56819573
Я нe oн, нo язык тo cвoй нaдo знaть. B pyccкoм E этo пo cyти ЙЭ, пpи чём Й вceгдa cмягчaeт cтoяющyю пepeд нeй coглacнyю. Taк чтo HЪET бyдeт читaтьcя кaк H ЙЭT.
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1J4zVU9atDV
>>56819573
Лoл. Пo мoeмy глyпo пoлyчилocь, нo дoвoльнo нaгляднo.
>>56819052
You don't need to pronounce the, they change the sound of the letters with which they're combined.
>>56819640
>>56819573
Зaбыл дoпиcaть, чтo твёpдый знaк тo кaк paз и cнимaeт cмягчeниe.
>>56819452
BTW, this comrade is right.
e - ye
eт - yet
нeт - n(soft)et
ньeт - n(soft)yet
нъeт - n(hard)yet
>>56819731
This one:
>>56819640
>be a philologist
>cry blood when reading this thread
>>56819769
Well teach us a word or two.
>>56819769
Dude how you say:God bless this place in Russian ?
>>56819052
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=roevsN1zBl4
>>56819838
Бoжe, хpaни Пyтинa!
>>56819867
Dude I know how to read Putin name
Why you do this to me
>>56819838
>>56819838
Бoжe, хpaни этo мecтo.
Or something like that...
