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Help! I'm learning completely online, and I'm looking for a site to find the accented syllables. Not a voice one, either, something that helps with ALL words if possible.
Does something like that exist? You know, like how an English dictionary has pronunciation guides after the words?
http://iiasnt.leidenuniv.nl/starling/morph.htm shows which vowel is stressed with a single quote mark.
The fonts aren't right, do you know how I fix that?
Either click one of the links that say KOI8 or Windows, or right-click inside the frame that isn't working and change the encoding to one of these manually.
Wow, that's great. I'll just go and delete a post right away.
What?
What? What does it matter, anyway? I wasn't asking a question or attacking anyone.
I just don't understand what you meant by the statement.
Well, it doesn't matter.
In Russian, one would say,"Proehali."
Speaking of проехали sounding words, I once saw a movie were the communist soldiers were chasing two bad guys (a Swedish and a Finnish spy) and some officer shouted "поехали! поехали!" then they went after the spies and they got one, and they didn't know there was a second one who was hiding somewhere. Now why is that, considering the и ending in поехали :?:
Поехали! Поехали!
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Come on, come on! Let's go!
Oh, I thought that meant "they went" :o
In Russian you can sometimes make an imperative in past tense, for example
"давай, пошёл!" (Come on, go on!)
"Ну-ка, быстро открыл дверь!" (sounds rather rude -- "Get the door opened, quickly!")
Пошли! -- Let's go!
Проехали may mean "this is over, we won't discuss it anymore". Literary it means "we passed". You also may say "Поезд ушёл" (the train has gone) :)
But it doesn't conjugate the verbs, or show the verb stem. And PROMT won't show "yo", so I can't even tell that way.Quote:
Originally Posted by mike
Any help?
the site conjugates the verbs , you must type the verb you want to conjucate (in russian alphabets) . as for the ( ё ) , it is expressed by the letter ( e" ) . so try it again .
Yet another trick to the website: you have to spell the verb in small case letters to get the conjugation. If you have a capital in it, no conjugation.