- Why is the letter г in some Russian words pronounced [v]?
сегодня = pronounced as if it is written: севодня ничего = pronounced as if it is written: ничево его (for example: его семья) = pronounced as if it is written: ево Льва Толстого = Lva Tolstova хорошого дня = haroshovo dnya для того что = dela tovo chto
- произношение - Why is the г in мягкий pronounced like a х . . .
In Belarussian (a close relative of Russian), the letter 'г' represents two different sounds; one forms a pair with 'х', and the other with 'к' (in the IPA, they're the velar fricative and the velar plosive, respectively)
- When to make the v в or to make the g г in place of г?
The reason for such pronunciation is the fall of г during its transition from a fricative to a stop and introduction of epenthetic в: [krɐsʲivəvə] < [krɐsʲivə:] < [krɐsʲivəɤə] Epenthetic в is common for East Slavic languages: Лявон < Leon (Belorussian), павук < ast;паѫкъ (Ukrainian); какава < cacao (Russian
- перевод - Гласные после к, г, х ж, ш, ч, щ - Russian Language Stack . . .
Not exactly, ы, я is not allowed after ж, ш, ч, щ, and ю is allowed after ш or щ only in loan words (e g парашют) к, г, х do not have any vowel-restrictions, but some combinations are extremely rare if not non-existent (I can't remember any word with "хэ" for example) –
- Why is the Turkish presidents surname spelt in Russian as Эрдоган, with г?
The non-palatalized version is traditionally spelled with г in foreign words (the г is pronounced as voiced velar fricative in Southern Russian dialects) The voiceless velar fricative is also often traditionally spelled with г in foreign words, like in Гитлер and Гелиос
- Does the letter г ever have a soft J sound?
Similarly, Russian Г can get soft like in the words друГие, ноГи, забеГе The English so-called soft G can be transliterated into Russian as ДЖЬ, but Russian doesn't have such a sound, it's uncharacteristic of its phonetic system
- Form of address when you dont know patronymic
Уважаемый г-н Петр Петрович Петров! Здравствуйте, Анатолий Вассерман! Здравствуйте, Вассерман Анатолий Александрович! Привет, Толя!
- произношение - Pronunciation of Бог - Russian Language Stack Exchange
Actually, Russian recension of Church Slavonic requires pronouncing г as a fricative, so бог is (or at least should be) rendered [box] in the church service This has influenced fricative г in this only word in Moscow dialect of Russian, which renders г as a stop ([g] or [k]) elsewhere, except for adjectives in m sg gen –
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