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You're right...
So I would write it "Уго".

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However, there are some common conventional principles of transliteration between any two languages. Unfortunately, those...

Юго - You-go
Уго - ou-go <---- I think this is the closest you can get to the French.


As for the Italians speaking Russian. I've heard them and the problem they have speak Russian with an...

But, the "Г" in front of "юго" is like a "g". Does it means that you spell my name something like "Gyougo"? :o
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Actually "Hugo" is written and pronounced "Гюго" mostly when referring...

Гюго Анже. That's how they spell Hugo in Russian.

[quote=snorkyller]I got a question for you...

Is there a way to write in russian the sounds "in", "an", "on" and "u" of french language?

Example: How do you write the name "Napol

Ъ and Ь are not sounds.

Japanese R/L is not the same as English.

Yeh, but you're Scottish.

Ukrainian is generally easier to pronounce than Russian as the most common problems people have with Russian pronunciation don't apply or are easier to overcome.

1. Palatisation of consonants...

What a load of shite!

Japanese has the easiest pronunciation.

Funniest thing I read all day (I just woke up 5 minutes ago).

Oh my god

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