Why do Russian voiced consonants sound similar?

Updated on international 2024-06-14
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  1. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    The difference between voiced consonants is that the voiced consonants are added with the vibration of the vocal cords, and when you make it, you should feel the feeling that your voice is a little tired, such as and , the mouth shape is the same when you pronounce it, and you don't need to change it, that is, when you pronounce the voiced consonants, you add the vibration of the vocal cords. If you are a boy, you may feel that both are voiced, if you are a girl, you may feel that both are clear, there is no difference Mainly because it is related to different pronunciation habits of people, there is no voicedness, depending on your problem should be a boy, then it is recommended that you try not to add the participation of the voice when pronouncing clear consonants, you can feel it yourself, because boys speak roughly, so clear consonants are difficult to feel.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    Is it nothing more than the strength of the vocal cord vibration.

    Actually, you are now in the speech stage.

    Listening to some syllables alone, I was like this last year, and I was confused.

    But after learning it, it wasn't a big deal.

    Because it has no research value.

    It's not just that you can't hear it.

    The old professor couldn't hear it either.

    After that, I memorized words.

    You don't take it seriously.

    There will inevitably be confusion in language.

    However, the teacher will try to make it clear.

    If you are worried about the future.

    You don't have to.

    This will not be a problem at all for your future studies.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    corresponding clear and voiced consonants;

    1.The mouth shape is the same.

    2.The pronunciation of the clear voice is anterior--- lips, the tip of the tongue, and the anterior jaw; Voiced sounds are pronounced back - pharynx, vocal cords.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    1. Six pairs of voiced auxiliary pure tones in Russian.

    They are: -

    The front is a voiced consonant, and the back is a clear consonant.

    When a clear consonant is connected to the corresponding voiced consonant, if the voiced consonant is before the clear consonant, then the voiced consonant needs to become a clear consonant.

    2. Letters change their diacritics.

    In Russian, vowels have the weak invisibility of letters , .

    The weakening of letters and changes are divided into accents, accents, first syllables, and unstressed syllables.

    The consonants are voiced and voiced, and the voiced consonants need to be divided if there are two consonants connected together in a word.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    1. Correspondence of clear and voiced consonants

    The clear and voiced consonants in Russian are mostly corresponding', and there are eleven pairs of voiced consonants corresponding to them.

    2. The rules for the change of consonant voiceness are as follows:

    Voiced consonants are cleared at the end of the word ( , except ). The voiced consonants at the end of the word should be pronounced as the corresponding clear consonants.

    Turbidity is assimilated when adjacent. (Clearing and turbidity).

    1.Voiced consonants should be pronounced as the corresponding clear consonants (Qinghua) before the clear consonants, except for them). For example:

    2.Clear consonants should be pronounced as voiced consonants (voiced) before voiced consonants, for example:

    3.When the preposition is read in conjunction with the noun, turbidity assimilation also occurs. For example:

    3. Word Analysis:

    Know, understand (verb) Write (verb) garden.

    Year factory city lunch tooth.

    Prepare (verb) eye husband layer.

    August, April, October, June.

    July, March, May, November.

    December, January, February, September.

    FourthIn the pronunciation rules, there are "clear consonant voiced" and "voiced consonant clearing".

    1.When voiced consonants are adjacent, reverse assimilation occurs. If it is preceded by a voiced consonant, it is followed by.

    Then the voiced consonants in front of them should be pronounced as relative clear consonants. For example, the front is a voiced consonant, followed by a clear consonant.

    If two voiced consonants are connected, then the preceding clear consonants should be pronounced as relative voiced consonants, corresponding to .

    2.If the preceding is a clear consonant, the following is . Then the clear consonant in front of it should be pronounced as a relative voiced consonant. e.g., is a clear consonant, is a voiced consonant) then it becomes its opposite voiced consonant. к—

    3.The voiced consonant [ ] should be cleared before or at the end of the clear consonant, but the clear consonant should not be voiced before [ ]. For example, the word is pronounced as [ and the word is a clear consonant, and it is not voiced before , so it is also pronounced as the original sound of .

    Also at the end of the word:

    1.Voiced consonants should be pronounced relative at the end of the word.

    2.If there is a connection at the end of the word, they should be cleared at the same time. Such as:

    3.In addition, voiced consonants, there is no relative clear consonant, and the original sound should still be pronounced when it is present. Such as:

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    Hard consonants: ,

    Soft consonants,

    Depending on whether the middle of the tongue is raised upwards during pronunciation, it can be divided into hard consonants and soft consonants. Letters with the symbol " " in the upper right corner indicate that there is a corresponding soft consonant.

    Among them, the kernel of Huai, which is only pronounced as a hard sound; , read only soft sounds.

    In addition to the above 6 hard and soft consonants, other consonants and vowels are pronounced as hard sounds when phonics, and soft sounds when phonics with vowels.

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    The consonant [ is the corresponding voiced consonant with the same pronunciation. When pronouncing, the upper teeth touch the lower lip, creating a gap through which the air flows out. When [ ], the vocal cords do not vibrate, and when [ ], the vocal cords vibrate.

    It is a corresponding voiced consonant, and the pronunciation part is the same. During pronunciation, the tip of the tongue touches the lower teeth, and the front of the tongue (tongue lobe) is close to the back of the upper teeth and the gums, forming a gap, through which the air flow rubs out. When [ ], the vocal cords do not vibrate, and when [ ], the vocal cords vibrate.

    are voiced consonants. During pronunciation, it is judged that the middle of the tongue is raised to the palate, forming a gap with the palate, and the air flow is rubbed out through the gap.

    When the vowel [ ] pronounces the vowel [ ], the lips are stretched to the sides, the tongue is moved forward, the middle of the tongue is raised upward, and the mouth is slightly open.

    Vowel letters, not independent vowels. They denote the consonants respectively and , combined to form :

    Clearing of voiced consonants at the end of words.

    When a voiced consonant is at the end of a word, it should be pronounced as the corresponding clear consonant. The clearing of voiced consonants at the end of words is one of the most important pronunciation rules in Russian.

    Voiced consonants Clear consonants There is no corresponding clear consonant.

    To be read as [ to read as [.]

    To be read as [ to read as [.]

    Note the clearing of voiced consonants at the end of the word).

    This is the house. This is the garden. This digging washes out is mom. This is Daddy. This is my house.

    This is my garden. This is my mom. It's your dad. Mom is at home. Daddy is at home. Mom and dad at home.

    I eat. I drink soup. He eats. He drank soup. She drank soup. I'll go. I'll go home.

    Words: Garden I eat my soup, soup dishes he (she) eat and home me yours.

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