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Russian Language Handbook: Alphabet, Consonants, Vowels, and Stress, Slides of Russian Language
A handout from a russian language course focusing on the russian alphabet, handwriting notes, new letters, review, and handwriting practice. It covers the difference between hard and soft consonants, vowel reduction rules, and stress. Students are encouraged to visit the course website for additional resources.
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The Russian Alphabet
Russian 0010 2007-08-
Outline
- Administrative
- Handwriting notes
- Alphabet
- New letters
- Review
- Handwriting practice
- The story of Э́рик
Administrative
- New students: handouts
- Conversation class
- Return homework and quizzes
- Quiz results
- Homework results
- If you have prior Russian language experience …
- Alphabet through Tuesday, September 4
Course web site
http://clover.slavic.pitt.edu/~russ0010/2081/
(Not Courseweb / Blackboard)
Handwriting Notes
- л, м, я begin with a hook
http://www.brown.edu/Departments/LRC/RU_writing/index.htm
Group 1
Letters that look and sound more or less like their English counterparts
Group 2
Letters that look and sound more or less like their Greek counterparts