I'm having some trouble with this: Could someone record желточный and желточной, for example? Thanks.
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I'm having some trouble with this: Could someone record желточный and желточной, for example? Thanks.
Since ы is unstressed and since it is in the ending, which we tend to fade the difference will be minimal. One would have to stress this syllable to show the difference.Quote:
Originally Posted by challenger
Here's a link that may be very helpful, you'll find lots of recordings.Quote:
Originally Posted by challenger
https://www.seelrc.org:8443/russ/login.jsp
Actually, Spiderkat, listening to the recording on that website of those two inflections that I put in my post is just what confused me! :roll: I don't have a problem when they're both stressed... but for all the world that unstressed ой sounded like ы.
Thanks for the tip, Mike.
It seems that a lot of unstressed syllables sound the same or almost the same and when there's a difference it's sometimes imperceptible to a learner's hearing. Not to mention the difference of prononciation from one Russian native speaker to another.
Maybe you shouldn't try to make it sound that different or try to hear any difference.
Опа! это прекрасный сайт! Большое спасибо. Мне действительно нужно было что-то похожее на это.
Почему я только сейчас узнаю об этих ресурсах? Если бы только я знал раньше...
here it is
(But I don't shure if I know even in Russian these words :) )