金融再进化 开局金融科技 终局数字科技 Tmt观察网 #russianpronunciation #learnrussian #russianphoneticsyou can practice thse two sounds here: watch?v=mdn0tkuis2m&t=4sin this video abo. If you are still struggling with Ш and Щ, listen and repeat. and book your free russian language lesson on panda russian.
текстовые задачи задачи на проценты задание 11 егэ математика That’s actually spot on. Ш is always hard (unpalatalized), Щ is always soft (palatalized). for literally every other consonant, in the russian writing the next vowel (or soft sign) is used to distinguish between hard and soft: нос нёс, мать мять, нить ныть, мэтр метр, тюк тук, топ топь. Shcha (Щ щ; italics: Щ щ ), shta, scha, Šče or sha with descender is a letter of the cyrillic script. [ 1] in russian, it represents the long voiceless alveolo palatal fricative ɕː , similar to the pronunciation of sh in welsh sheep. in ukrainian and rusyn, it represents the consonant cluster ʃt͡ʃ , something like cash chest. Russian “К” looks almost like the latin “k”. the hardly noticeable difference is an absence of hook in a lowercase letter “к” vs “k”. “К” is pronounced as english “k” [к] [k] ( к олос [ к олас] [kolʌs]). when uttering a soft consonant [k’] [k’], the tongue moves forward and makes a bow with. Щ has a prolongued sh to it. so ща always sounds like what you would expect of шя. and the other way is true, ш is more abrupt and always sounds like ша. but even this might be a bit vague. what worked for me was to write ша and then ща on yandex translator and hear the difference repeatedly. then do it for the other vowels.
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