The phonetic symbols used in Russian to indicate the vowel a and vowel o, how to play

There's no need to play accent marks.,It's okay to talk about the flu.。。 If it doesn't work, just draw something like a comma on the letter.

There is no phonetic transcription, these things are printed ,,, handwritten is to put a slash on the sound that is the sound, there is no need to deliberately ask for anything, as long as you can understand it yourself.

The ten vowel letters of the Russian language are:

When pronouncing, the mouth is wide open and the tongue is naturally flat.

In the beginning of the word or the unstressed syllable, the tongue moves forward, the middle and front of the tongue are raised towards the hard jaw, and the lips are stretched to the sides.

A sound that is pronounced after the beginning or vowel. The letter Qi Chen is always stressed.

The tongue is moved forward, the middle and front of the tongue are lifted towards the hard jaw, and the lips are stretched to the sides.

In stressed syllables, the lips are rounded, the mouth is less open than a, the entire tongue is retracted, and the back of the tongue is raised towards the soft palate. In unstressed syllables, the mouth is open and the tongue is naturally flat.

The lips are rounded, and the back of the tongue is raised towards the soft palate.

The tongue is retracted and the upper jaw is raised, the lips are slightly stretched to the sides, and the mouth is slightly open.

The mouth is opened, the lips are naturally stretched, the tongue is moved forward, and the middle of the tongue is raised towards the hard jaw.

After the initial and vowel sounds, the pronunciation of .

After the initial and vowel sounds, stress the sounds pronounced in the syllables. In the beginning of the word and in the unstressed syllables, the tongue is moved forward, the middle and front of the tongue are raised towards the hard jaw, and the lips are stretched to the sides.

I hope I can help you with your doubts.

Hello, this is a problem of vowel weakening, that is, a word is made up of several syllables, but its accent is only on one vowel group. At this time, other unstressed vowels are weakened, for example, the following word has several vowels, but the stress is on the a.

Then the first o and the second o are phonetic transcriptions before the accented vowel.

And they made a weakened a.

A lot of these words.

I hope you can understand this explanation.

The simplest notation is to pronounce an o on an o, and a a when not on o. Isn't the accent of milk the last o?。。 It's reading majiako.。。。

But there are a lot of exceptions to this rule. It's mainly a matter of memories.

Here are the weakening rules for O.

Vowels , when in non-heavy syllables, are weakened by the following rules;

1, pronounced in the first syllable before the accent after the hard consonant 2 than the shorter and weaker syllable, and also in the non-major syllable.

3. The weakening of other non-heavy syllables after stress is the second degree of weakening, which is pronounced as a shorter and weaker sound than A.

The above weakening rules also apply to the continuous reading of imaginary and real words.

Weakening of the vowel after ,

1, the vowel is pronounced as the first syllable before the accent of , 2, and in the other unstressed syllables it is pronounced as a shorter and weaker sound than the sound of the vowel in , and the weakening after

1. The vowel is pronounced between the first syllable before the accent, and the pronunciation is indicated by (in the upper right corner of ).

2. It is pronounced in other syllables before and after stress.