Russian Language Basics – The MOST IMPORTANT pronunciation aspect!
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Published 2023-09-27
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All Comments (21)
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The greatest part about getting soft and hard sounds right I noticed in your soft and hard "L" video is that the words are using the soft and hard consonants for a reason. So when you use the right one odds are good the word becomes a lot more comfortable to pronounce. The hard "L" before a ы was a great example for me here that made the realisation hit. It is at least for me so much easier to get to the ы from a soft "L" because the right tongue position kind of follows naturally from releasing the soft one, whereas with the hard L you gotta pull it so far back first it feels like you have to swallow your own tongue.
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For me (native French), when you start both pronunciations at 4:56, it's like you're adding a second letter (é) to the first. And that helps me a lot because when Russian teachers talked to me about soft or hard, it didn't mean anything to me. But with your examples it will help me a lot.
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I can manage to say the sounds properly while speaking single words, or concentrating on a word in a sentence. I think the hardest part is remembering to practice this with all the words in sentences, especially while trying to flow along. Someday,...it'll feel natural.
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Great content. Very useful. Thank you for putting this together and sharing with us. ❤
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Контент топчик:)) Всегда поражался твоему умению круто объяснять грамматику и все эти сложные вещи:)
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Love listening to you teach. My wife is Russian and laughs at my enunciation. But I just go with it. I figure most will understand what I am saying despite my inability to enunciate properly, however, with this lesson - that may be dangerous!! I need to work harder on the hard v soft.
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Спасибо огромное, Дарья!))
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Daria, i’ve been studying Russian since 3 weeks ago and seeing your russian lesson series really helps me out!! Wanna know, will you continue the series in the future?
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Excellent short lesson thank you
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Thank you very much teacher Daria for this interesting lesson about hard and soft letters in RUSSIAN language! ( быть и бить) и.т.д.
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Great thanks
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Спасибо Даурия!!
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Very helpful thanks ❤
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Very Interesting 💚
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Excellent explanation
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Keep up the good work
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Great thank you spaziba
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My personal favorite: брат and брать.
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Большое спасибо мадам 🌹🌷🌺