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Hello!
'' (Hard sign) Russian: твёрдый знак (Tvordiy znak).
' (Soft sign) Russian: мягкий знак (Myagkiy znak).
(These letters modify the pronunciation of other letters and do not have sounds of their own.) The hard sign prevents palatalization of the preceding consonant, while the soft sign forces palatalization of the preceding consonant (when it's possible). Palatalization of consonants often occurs in most languages before an i or y. Like "Got you" (the t is palatalized into something halfway between a t and ch. "Gotcha" is formed when the palatalization is taken further. In Japanese, palatalization caused ちand ぢ to be pronounced as 'chi' and 'ji' instead of 'ti' and 'di'. The hard sign is often used to separate 'compound' words, to prevent vowels from the following part from affecting prefixes ending in a consonant, 'though in practice it often introduces a brief pause instead.
Russian Alphabet Cyrillic Characters
Russian Alphabet
A (Ah)
B (Beh)
V (Veh)
G (Geh) Similar to the Greek letter Gamma.
D (Deh)
Ye (Yeh)
Yo (Yo)
Zh (Zheh)
Z (Zeh)
I (Ee)
I/Y (Ee [short])
K (Kah)
L (El)
M (Em)
N (En)
O (Oh) Like Shimakaze's catchphrase.
P (Peh) Looks like the Greek letter Pi, eh?
R (Ehr) Rolled 'r'. Yannow, the kind Wakamato is infamous for. This one is derived from the Greek letter Rho.
S (Es)
T (Teh)
U (Oo)
F (Ef) Similar to the Greek letter Phi.
Kh (Khah) Similar to the Greek letter Chi.
Ts (Tseh)
Ch (Cheh)
Sh (Shah)
Sch (Shcha)
Y (Eigh)
E (Eh)
Yu (Yoo)
Ya (Ya)
Reference chart for the corresponding Latin alphabet Pronunciation indicated in parentheses. Original: () indicates the pronunciation in Japanese.
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Верныйさんのロシア文字表

ロシア好き提督の私の趣味で作ったロシア語アルファベット(キリル文字)→ローマ字の早見表です。
Верныйのぷちロシア語講座作りましたpixiv #41745396 "»":[/posts?tags=pixiv%3A41745396]

大きめサイズで作ったのでA4くらいなら印刷も可能だと思うのですが、もしロシア語学習している方や覚えてみたい方がいたらプリントアウトして楽しんで頂けたら~と思っております^ヮ^

硬音&軟音記号は初心者レベルの私では一言で説明できなかったので省略しててすいません。学習用というよりお遊びで作ったものなので、異国の文字のかわいさとかをなんとなく楽しんで頂けたら嬉しいなと。
Верныйたんの足元の生物はJugem-Tさんのイ級ちゃんが可愛くて描いてみたつもりがまったく可愛くない別物に…

ちなみに、対応ローマ字や文字の読み等はNHKロシア語講座テキスト&パスポート初級露和辞典の鉄板初心者教材コンボと、私が机に貼って愛用してたアエロフロート機内誌のおまけキリル文字表を参考にしております。

ヴェールヌイのロシア語講座本・描き下ろし付きでBOOTHにてDL販売中
https://hakke.booth.pm/items/1983755

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    Hello!
    '' (Hard sign) Russian: твёрдый знак (Tvordiy znak).
    ' (Soft sign) Russian: мягкий знак (Myagkiy znak).
    (These letters modify the pronunciation of other letters and do not have sounds of their own.) The hard sign prevents palatalization of the preceding consonant, while the soft sign forces palatalization of the preceding consonant (when it's possible). Palatalization of consonants often occurs in most languages before an i or y. Like "Got you" (the t is palatalized into something halfway between a t and ch. "Gotcha" is formed when the palatalization is taken further. In Japanese, palatalization caused ちand ぢ to be pronounced as 'chi' and 'ji' instead of 'ti' and 'di'. The hard sign is often used to separate 'compound' words, to prevent vowels from the following part from affecting prefixes ending in a consonant, 'though in practice it often introduces a brief pause instead.
    Russian Alphabet Cyrillic Characters
    Russian Alphabet
    A (Ah)
    B (Beh)
    V (Veh)
    G (Geh) Similar to the Greek letter Gamma.
    D (Deh)
    Ye (Yeh)
    Yo (Yo)
    Zh (Zheh)
    Z (Zeh)
    I (Ee)
    I/Y (Ee [short])
    K (Kah)
    L (El)
    M (Em)
    N (En)
    O (Oh) Like Shimakaze's catchphrase.
    P (Peh) Looks like the Greek letter Pi, eh?
    R (Ehr) Rolled 'r'. Yannow, the kind Wakamato is infamous for. This one is derived from the Greek letter Rho.
    S (Es)
    T (Teh)
    U (Oo)
    F (Ef) Similar to the Greek letter Phi.
    Kh (Khah) Similar to the Greek letter Chi.
    Ts (Tseh)
    Ch (Cheh)
    Sh (Shah)
    Sch (Shcha)
    Y (Eigh)
    E (Eh)
    Yu (Yoo)
    Ya (Ya)
    Reference chart for the corresponding Latin alphabet Pronunciation indicated in parentheses. Original: () indicates the pronunciation in Japanese.

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