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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