Russian Alphabet Pronunciation // How to Pronounce Russian Letters

Corrections: 3:45 Wrong translation. "Ёж" means "hedgehog", NOT "to drive".
Corrections: 9:06 Wrong translation. "Хлеб" means "bread", NOT "flag".
Russian Alphabet Pronunciation // How to Pronounce Russian Letters. The Russian alphabet consists of 33 letters. To learn the correct pronunciation: first, listen to the whole alphabet; then listen to the spelling of some example words for each letter.
Then you´ll see in brackets how you pronounce each letter on its own (for example when you spell the word or say the alphabet). Within a word, you sometimes pronounce a letter differently. Listen to the pronunciation and the spelling of words that start with the letters from the alphabet.
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