Thank you! As an arabic speaking person, I find russian quite easy to learn since we have similar pronunciation in letters, such as the russian letter“Х”, it’s literally “خ” in arabic with the same pronunciation. It’s so fun seeing how completely different languages can be so similar in different ways😅 Thank you so muccch its so clear and understandable and easy!!! I am looking forward to learning more from your videos!!!! Have a blessed week😊
ц и ч- иногда я почему-то путаю эти две буквы как всегда, мне нужно добавить от себя пять центов, я могу сказать вам, что в польском языке мы любим все усложнять без причины, поэтому звук Ж можно написать двумя разными способами. есть буквы rz и ż rz можно встретить в словах, которые в русском аналоге будут иметь букву р. река-rzeka берег -brzeg море-morze маляр-malarz Букву ż всегда можно найти в конце слов, заимствованных из французского языка, например: гараж-garaż Пейзаж-pejzaż мираж-miraż как всегда,спасиба за видео,Лина ♥
Большое спасибо, Лина, за такой полезный урок! 🙌🏻 As a spanish native speaker, generally I dont find these sounds difficult 'per se', as we have similar sounds in Spanish. For example, the ш is very very similar to Argentinian pronunciation of "ll" or "y" (ya=ша, lluvia=шу́вя, llegada=шэга́да), but it is difficult sometimes to make a proper щ and not sound the same as ш in the middle of a word 😅 короче, нужно практиковаться) благодарю тебя! 🙏🏻
It’s interesting to see that in English the combination “ch” as in “channel” is usually harder, whereas the letter ч in Russian is always soft. When I hear Russians pronounce “channel” in English, it sounds like Тщ to me, but we pronounce it closer to Тш.
Thank you so much for this video. The letters that are almost impossible to distinguish are ш and щ. But actually the only one impossible to pronounce is the ы 🤭
I still can't hear the difference between ш & щ All the examples sounded like "sh" to me. I think it would have been more helpful if you deliberately mispronounced all the щ examples as ш so there would be a contrast. As I assume all learners would pronounce ш for everything both out loud and in their heads.
English speaker here. If it helps, say "Welsh sheep" a few times over and over, and notice how your tongue is more raised and further back in your mouth than when you say "shipmate". Hope this helps!
Thank you! As an arabic speaking person, I find russian quite easy to learn since we have similar pronunciation in letters, such as the russian letter“Х”, it’s literally “خ” in arabic with the same pronunciation.
It’s so fun seeing how completely different languages can be so similar in different ways😅
Thank you so muccch its so clear and understandable and easy!!! I am looking forward to learning more from your videos!!!! Have a blessed week😊
ц и ч- иногда я почему-то путаю эти две буквы
как всегда, мне нужно добавить от себя пять центов, я могу сказать вам, что
в польском языке мы любим все усложнять без причины, поэтому звук Ж можно написать двумя разными способами.
есть буквы rz и ż
rz можно встретить в словах, которые в русском аналоге будут иметь букву р.
река-rzeka
берег -brzeg
море-morze
маляр-malarz
Букву ż всегда можно найти в конце слов, заимствованных из французского языка, например:
гараж-garaż
Пейзаж-pejzaż
мираж-miraż
как всегда,спасиба за видео,Лина ♥
Круто!
Всегда пожалуйста ☺️
Большое спасибо, Лина, за такой полезный урок! 🙌🏻 As a spanish native speaker, generally I dont find these sounds difficult 'per se', as we have similar sounds in Spanish. For example, the ш is very very similar to Argentinian pronunciation of "ll" or "y" (ya=ша, lluvia=шу́вя, llegada=шэга́да), but it is difficult sometimes to make a proper щ and not sound the same as ш in the middle of a word 😅 короче, нужно практиковаться) благодарю тебя! 🙏🏻
Супер, я рада, что было полезно!
This is my favorite lesson.
Cool, thank you 😊
It’s interesting to see that in English the combination “ch” as in “channel” is usually harder, whereas the letter ч in Russian is always soft.
When I hear Russians pronounce “channel” in English, it sounds like Тщ to me, but we pronounce it closer to Тш.
Yesss, that’s interesting!
Отлично Лина 😊
EXCELLENT ! Thank You
You are welcome!
I learnt new words from this video thank you Lina. These letters in Maltese are prounced the same as Russian
That's great!
Спасибо за отличный урок!
Пожалуйста ☺️
Thank you. This language is a tough one
It’s my pleasure!
Awesome 😎
Thanks 😊
Great
Thank you!
Thank you so much for this video. The letters that are almost impossible to distinguish are ш and щ. But actually the only one impossible to pronounce is the ы 🤭
Yessss! I’ll make a video about ы later ☺️
@@LinasLessons Please, thank you 🤗
I still can't hear the difference between ш & щ All the examples sounded like "sh" to me. I think it would have been more helpful if you deliberately mispronounced all the щ examples as ш so there would be a contrast. As I assume all learners would pronounce ш for everything both out loud and in their heads.
English speaker here. If it helps, say "Welsh sheep" a few times over and over, and notice how your tongue is more raised and further back in your mouth than when you say "shipmate". Hope this helps!
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