When Russians speaks very difficult to separate between цели and целей.
They sound the same.
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When Russians speaks very difficult to separate between цели and целей.
They sound the same.
Not really. I can hear the difference alright. If anything, you can "deduce" the correct word from the other words in the sentence.
It could be that person is reluctant to say some ending sounds clearly.
The joke of the day:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2FgWNKgSvqY
Я прочитал это и я ищу пример!Quote:
Originally Posted by maxmixiv
"Картина «Кин-дза-дза!» оказала влияние на современную русскоязычную культуру — вымышленные слова из фильма вошли в разговорный язык, некоторые фразы персонажей стали устойчивыми выражениями."
"ку" as greetings (jokingly).Quote:
Originally Posted by Antonio1986
"пепелац" as term for "flying transport", mostly for unusual or experemental ones.
"гравицапа" as term for "sophisticated device".
I heard or used these in person.
Indeed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Antonio1986
Unstressed «ей» is very often pronounced as a simple [и]:
сейчас [с’ич’а́с]
действительно [д’иств’и́т’ил’на]
Different unstressed endings can often sound identical or even be “swallowed” in fast speech so one can distinguish between cases and numbers only by context.