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The Russian Alphabet
Introducing the 33 sweet sounds of the Russian Alphabet!
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Once you've got the hang of these 33 letters, learning Russian will be much, much easier.When you can read the letters, and sound out a word, you are half-way there. (Well, almost...!)
The Cyrillic Alphabet was developed from Greek, with a few new letters for the Slavic sounds that did not exist in the Greek Language. Many of the sounds are the same as their English counterparts, but there are a few variations and a handful of tricky extras.
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Special Comments
That's it! Well, ok, I know it's still a little daunting. There are
a few letters where you'll need a bit of extra attention:
Examples
Here are a few common words to illustrate the sounds of Cyrillic letters.
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