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    The Russian Alphabet: Russian Letter Letter's Name in Russian Pronounced As Vowel

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    The document summarizes the Russian alphabet by listing each letter, its name in Russian, its pronunciation, and its transliteration into Latin letters. It notes that the Russian alphabet consists of 33 letters total - 21 consonants, 10 vowels, and two letters without sound.

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    The Russian Alphabet: Russian Letter Letter's Name in Russian Pronounced As Vowel

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    The document summarizes the Russian alphabet by listing each letter, its name in Russian, its pronunciation, and its transliteration into Latin letters. It notes that the Russian alphabet consists of 33 letters total - 21 consonants, 10 vowels, and two letters without sound.

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    The Russian Alphabet

    Letter's name Pronounced


    Russian letter Transliteration1 Vowel
    in Russian as

    "ah" a in car a x

    "beh" b in bit b -

    "veh" v in vine v -

    "geh" g in go g -

    "deh" d in do d -

    "yeh" ye in yet ye or e x

    "yo" yo in yolk yo x

    "zheh" s in pleasure zh -

    "zeh" z in zoo z -

    "ee" ee in see i x

    "ee kratkoyeh"
    y in boy i or y or j -
    "short ee"

    "kah" k in kitten k -

    "ehl" l in lamp l -

    "ehm" m in map m -

    "ehn" n in not n -

    "oh" o in folk o x

    "peh" p in pet p -

    "ehr" r in roll2 r -
    "ehs" s in see s -

    "teh" t in tip t -

    "oo" oo in boot u x

    "ehf" f in face f -

    "khah" h in house3 kh or h -

    "tseh" ts in sits ts -

    "cheh" ch in chip ch -

    "shah" sh in shut sh -

    "schyah" sh in sheep sch -

    "tvyordiy znahk" 4
    ' -
    "hard sign"

    "i" i in ill y x

    "myagkeey znahk" 5
    ' -
    "soft sign"
    "eh" e in met e x

    "yoo" u in use yu x

    "yah" ya in yard ya x

    The Russian alphabet consists of 33 letters: 21 consonants, 10 vowels, and two letters without
    sound - soft sign and hard sign

    1
    the Latin letter or combination of letters you type in Russian using the Latin keyboard
    2
    you have to really "rrroll" your tongue to get it to sound Russian :-)
    3
    the hard sounded "h" ("house"), also compared to "x" sound when pronounced in Spanish (ex.:
    "México"); is usually transliterated as "kh"
    4
    is called the hard sign and used in modern Russian spelling only as a separation sign
    5
    is called the soft sign and is generally used to indicate the softness of consonants

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