
Learn how Russian letters are similar to their English counterparts, master stressed syllables, and pronounce the letter o in stressed versus unstressed positions, with examples and cognates.
Learn eight new letters that resemble English ones but are written differently, and master the pronunciation of the letter o, including stress and position rules with examples.
Explore how Russian letters represent English sounds, distinguish voiced and unvoiced consonants, and practice reading cognate words to reinforce pronunciation and letter-sound mapping.
Explore how Russian letters map to English sounds, compare voiced and voiceless consonants, and practice pronunciation rules through examples like chocolate, actor, and Yuri.
Explore hard and soft consonants, the soft and hard signs, and Russian letters that produce sounds unlike English, with examples like brat, bratz, and borsch.
Read and pronounce cognates written with the letters learned so far, using examples like Coca-Cola, Canada, America, and discoteca, and note pronunciation of e as a and basic stress rules.
Practice reading cognates with the letters learned so far, using examples like fox, sector, cream, cobra, zebra, alphabet. Observe that the letter g is pronounced a in foreign origin words.
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The Russian letters
Russian cognate words
What the difference between voiced and devoiced consonants is.
What soft and hard consonants are
What stressed vowels are
How to pronounce Russian vowels and consonants
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