The third letter is В
- it looks like our "B", but it is "W" in Russian -
Now it will be difficult: the Russians don't know the letter C.
And: the Latin alphabet has 26 letters, the Russian alphabet has 30 letters
and two especially signs for hard or soft pronunciation.
Beginning today, I will take always the letter, what is on the place of the Latin ABC.
W (в) is for валенки (walenki) - traditional felt boots
Here you can see pictures of them.
I've chosen the traditional song "Bаленки".
Sings the legendary Russian folksinger Lidija Ruslanova.
(She sang this song on April 2 in year1945, in front of the Reichstag in Berlin)
Posted for Mrs. Nesbitt's ABC Wednesday
PS: one visitor has corrected me: there is a letter analogous to "C".
That is "Ц" and it stand at the end of alphabet. For me Russian is a foreign language, I know this letter, but I had not thought, that is analogue to our "C".
Eine schöne Melodie hat es schon obwohl ich kein Wort verstehe ;-)
AntwortenLöschenWünsche dir einen schönen ABC-Tag / -Woche
♫ M e l o d y ♫ (abc-w-team)
Thanks for the glimpse of another language for me.
AntwortenLöschenVery stirring and rythmic.
AntwortenLöschenEnjoying the Russian music history!
AntwortenLöschenВаше сообщение было хорошая возможность пересмотреть русский язык для меня
AntwortenLöschenМаша, возьми "Ц" за английскую С (на латыни ведь это читается как Ц). В русском алфавите 33 буквы, но на 3 из них нет слов - тут ты права. :)
AntwortenLöschenThank you for correcting (write in English, that the other visitors can read it), but I wrote the alphabet on paper and count always 32 letters, or is "ё" an separate letter?
LöschenSigh - maybe it was not a good idea to play with Russian letters, but I know so many songs, mostly more than one to all the letters...
This is a great service you are providing, albeit difficult.
AntwortenLöschenROG, ABCW
I appreciate your work. To me it is DIFFICULT!
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