Много is by far not the only exception. here's a few others where ого sounds like о[г]о: до́рого, стро́го, поло́го, убо́го. as @yellowsky mentioned in their answer, it is only the genitive ending that the Г that sounds like a В. Although you can usually tell how to pronounce a russian word from its spelling, there are a few seemingly unpredictable quirks. in this video, we'll look at.
Get 50 russian dialogues book clc.to w coogsupport languages patreon befluentinstagram instagram befluentinrussia. In all the rest of the cases Г is pronounced like g in "great" (but sometimes like k). to tell the truth, if you always pronounce Г like g in "great", you will be well understood. but if you'd like to always pronounce everything correctly, you'll have to spend much time and effort to achieve that. i wish you good luck!. The g sound in russian used to be more like the ukrainian h sound, but before it turned into g it was lost in ого because it was too quiet. oo changed to be more like owo for clarity and (this part also applies to moscow vs Москва) the russian w sound evolved into v. Ого and его are variants of the same morpheme: see. Endings ого and его of genetive case are pronounced as ово and ево. some words like сегодня or итого historically was combinations of two words and if it was in genetive it still apply to it: сего дня (this day.gen) and и того (and that.gen) so they have ево ово. thank you so much i always.
The g sound in russian used to be more like the ukrainian h sound, but before it turned into g it was lost in ого because it was too quiet. oo changed to be more like owo for clarity and (this part also applies to moscow vs Москва) the russian w sound evolved into v. Ого and его are variants of the same morpheme: see. Endings ого and его of genetive case are pronounced as ово and ево. some words like сегодня or итого historically was combinations of two words and if it was in genetive it still apply to it: сего дня (this day.gen) and и того (and that.gen) so they have ево ово. thank you so much i always. #russianpronunciation #learnrussian #russianphoneticswhen you read in russian or follow subtitles for a movie, you may notice that very often the letter Г is. In russian language the sound "Г" is pronounced like "В" in the endings ЕГО and ОГО in genitive and accusative cases. the rule refers to: adjectives (male and neuter gender) : нового, хорошего, доброго; pronouns (male and neuter gender) : моего, нашего, этого, своего; numerals (male and neuter gender) : первого, второго.
#russianpronunciation #learnrussian #russianphoneticswhen you read in russian or follow subtitles for a movie, you may notice that very often the letter Г is. In russian language the sound "Г" is pronounced like "В" in the endings ЕГО and ОГО in genitive and accusative cases. the rule refers to: adjectives (male and neuter gender) : нового, хорошего, доброго; pronouns (male and neuter gender) : моего, нашего, этого, своего; numerals (male and neuter gender) : первого, второго.
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