How to pronounce this sentence in Russian, how to pronounce it in Russian

1.Winter |

zima2.Window. akno

Sha got a husband.

4.Good bye.

da sividaniya

5.I don't understand (it seems to be).

Pinch to put your mom there.

6.o The pain is as much as the sea, and you can't drink it until dawn.

Go lie nie molie, veibi sun shi da dna7y Moon?

luna8.Crow.

valona

1.The thief scolded "There is a sound here that Chinese doesn't have, I can only spell it like this".

2.Arkno's "Window".

3.Brake the husband "Qiu Yi".

4.Think of you "Goodbye".

5.Pinch it, you scold you for "I don't understand".

6.Too much, too much, for the night master to take Denia "The pain is as much as the sea, and I can't drink it until dawn".

7.Luna "Moon".

8.Valorna, "The Crow".

What are you doing with these recitations, I really don't understand what you're trying to do! If you want to be able to read, read it quickly, don't show it! Also, which song is it?

The methods and techniques of phonics are as follows:

Russian phonics is actually very simple, you don't need to read the phonetic alphabet like English, you just need to first spell each syllable one by one, and then put all the syllables together and pronounce them out quickly! As for the weakening of the Russian alphabet, the problem is as follows: Weakening is the weakening of unstressed vowels, <>

For example, window) is accented at the end, so the first one should be pronounced as the "a" of the International Phonetic Alphabet. The voiced consonant at the end of the word is cleared if the voiced consonant is placed at the end of the word, for example:

Friend) to be pronounced in unstressed syllables, , e weakened to an approximate sound: there are "clear consonant voiced" and "voiced consonant clear" in the pronunciation rules, 1When 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. Such as:

The front is a voiced consonant, and the back of Vibi is 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 1Voiced consonants should be pronounced as relative [ 2If there is a connection at the end of the word, they should be cleared at the same time.

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

Such as:

1.I like you.

Russian: Chinese transliteration: (Jerubulus).

2.I love you.

Russian: Chinese transliteration: (Jerubulus).

3.I miss you.

Russian: Chinese transliteration: (Jedomo has dei) dei

There is an alphabet and no phonetic transcription.

There are 33 letters in Russian, and 31 of them have their own fixed pronunciations, such as reading a and reading d reading you reading ya, they are like natural names, they have always been this sound, so when you see a Russian word, you can call it immediately even if you don't know what it means.

The grammatical structure of the Russian language is characterized by:

The grammatical relationship between words and the grammatical function of words in sentences are mainly expressed through word conjugation. Russian is one of the languages in the Indo-European language family that retains the most variations of ancient word forms. Most nouns have 12 forms, and there are 6 cases in the singular and plural.

There are more than 20 or even more than 30 forms of adjectives, with 6 cases each for singular masculine, neutral, feminine and plural, and there are also short tail and comparative; Verb forms may be.

1. 200, including body, tense, tense, tense, formal, verb, adverb, etc.

Real words can generally be broken down into two parts: stem and ending. The stem indicates the meaning of the word in the lexical sense; Endings are used to indicate grammatical meanings, and usually a word ending contains several grammatical meanings.

The Russian language is more complex in terms of numbers, and the way to write and read them from one to one hundred is as follows:

1. o a-ji n one.

2. DWA II.

3. tl*i iii.

4. qie-dei l*ie four.

5. BIA Q V.

6. Shei sq VI.

7, xiem seven.

8, wo xiem eight

9, jie wiaq nine.

10, jie xiaq ten.

The method of word formation from eleven to nineteen is to add "-nad-caq" after the above ten basic numbers, but fourteen to go and sixteen to nineteen to go.

From twenty to thirty is to add "-d-caq" after it

Forty slips are written as "suo -lak".

Fifty to eighty is followed by "- jie-xia t ninety" for "jie-wia-nuo sda".

The last hundred is a very simple word "sduo".

The pronunciation of the 33 Russian letters: The vowel corresponds to the Chinese pinyin a (the one that guides you to say "ah" when the doctor tells you to open your mouth during tooth extraction).

The voiced consonant corresponds to the Chinese pinyin b, and the voice should be accentuated ("啵", more precisely, "no amount", but the middle one is only a transitional tongue type). The voiced consonant corresponds to the English letter v, note that it cannot be called Chinese pinyin u ("micro", of course, it mainly reads the mouth shape of the micro in quotation marks and the vowel sound of the forehead). The clear consonant, before the voiced consonant, is pronounced as the opposite voiced consonant.

e.g. read as ). However, clear consonants are not voiced before voiced consonants. e.g. non-turbidity) (book).

Voiced consonants: According to the vocal cord vibration, it can be divided into clear consonants and voiced consonants. Voiced consonants are paired and unpaired.

Clear consonant voiced consonant oo