There is a finnish sportsman Joona Puhakka. How is his name pronounced?
Thank you.
There is a finnish sportsman Joona Puhakka. How is his name pronounced?
Thank you.
In Russian, all nationalities and their corresponding languages start with a lower-case letter.
I hate trying to write Finnish phonetically in English, so I hope cyrillics are ok:
Ёна Пухакка (yes, it's that easy)
Stress is on the first syllable.
I'm but a beginner in Russian, so please correct me.
However, I'm supposed to be good in English, so if you correct me there, I become very angry! Grr!
And if you, for some reason, need help in Finnish, I'm glad to help.
Kiitos
(I like his dives )
In Russian, all nationalities and their corresponding languages start with a lower-case letter.
But
Йо-она.
йо=ёOriginally Posted by Adept
In Russian, all nationalities and their corresponding languages start with a lower-case letter.
But isn't "oo" long vowel in Joona, shouldn't it be Йоона then?Originally Posted by EmDii
Gah, yes, I suppose.
You see, we call ё "joo" in Finnish.
I would say Ёна the same way as Joona, but I suppose that could be different for a native Russian speaker.
I was, however, trying to make a transscription, not to transliterate.
I'm but a beginner in Russian, so please correct me.
However, I'm supposed to be good in English, so if you correct me there, I become very angry! Grr!
And if you, for some reason, need help in Finnish, I'm glad to help.
Would there be a difference in pronunciation of, say, "Joona" and "Jona"?Originally Posted by EmDii
Yes. The "o" in Jona would be shorter than "oo" in Joona.Originally Posted by Alware
I'm but a beginner in Russian, so please correct me.
However, I'm supposed to be good in English, so if you correct me there, I become very angry! Grr!
And if you, for some reason, need help in Finnish, I'm glad to help.
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