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I think if you pick pretty much any language out there and try to look up something like "go" or "get" in a large dictionary you'll get a similar record. Very few words have 1:1 equivalents in any...

Technically it may be so, but in actual speech it is usually replaced with a short "i", which is why it is called "i kratkoe".[/quote]

That's just its name. It is still a /j/ phenome in Russian,...

Й /j/ is not a vowel in any language. It is phonetically a consonant, but may be called a semi-vowel, but it is still a consonant.

Is W a vowel? Because W is the semi-vowel relating to the...