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Learn the Russian alphabet in dictionary order with English equivalents and sounds. See the hard and soft signs, the cursive and printed versions of the letters, and some recommended books for learning Russian.
Learn about the history, letters, and pronunciation of the Russian alphabet, derived from the Cyrillic script. See the Unicode, IPA, and common transliteration of each letter, and examples of words with each letter.
Learn how to pronounce every letter of the Russian alphabet in English with transcription, audio and examples. Find out which Russian sounds do not exist in English and how to use them in syllables and words.
Learn the Russian alphabet with 33 letters, Cyrillic script, phonetic transcription and audio samples. See the difference between hard and soft consonants, stressed and unstressed vowels, and how to write and pronounce ё.
Learn how to pronounce and transliterate the Russian alphabet, also known as the Cyrillic alphabet, with tips and examples. Find a useful chart, a video, and a copy paste tool to help you practice.
A comprehensive guide to learn the Russian alphabet with 33 letters, pronunciation rules, examples and audio files. Start from the familiar letters and move to the unfamiliar ones in four groups.
Learn the names and sounds of the Russian letters, including the hard sign (Ъ) and the soft sign (Ь). See the English equivalents and examples of each letter.
This web page teaches you how to read and write the Russian alphabet with 33 letters, 10 vowels, 21 consonants, and 2 signs. It also provides examples, audio guide, interactive PDF textbook, and online Russian lessons.
This page shows the Russian alphabet, how to pronounce the letter individually, and how the letter takes on different pronunciations within words. Note that Russian letters take on quite different shapes for capitals and italics.
They’re all sounds you already use in English but represented with different letters! Just remember to go at your own pace and play around with them. Click on any of the Russian letters in the table below to see its English sound equivalent and an example of the sound in an English word.