As a Russian, I just have to correct some things. Е should be "ye" because that's how it's pronounced without a consonant in front of it. If there is a consonant in front of it, "y" becomes silent, but the vowel still sounds the same. It kinda works like in Japanese with smaller versions of vowels. For example, Russian "Не" would sound the same as "ニェ" in Japanese, but romanized it's still would be "ne", even though it really should be "nye". Ё should be "yo", once again it works exactly the same as in Japanese with small vowels. Russians also like to just not use Ё and use Е instead, like to write "елка" instead of "ёлка" (still pronounced as "yolka" though), in modern Russian it's considered to be a grammatical mistake, but you still see it a lot. Й in Russian is called "И краткая", which literally means "short i", so technically romanizing it as "i" isn't necessarily wrong, but it may be confusing sometimes, like in the word "Йогурт", which is literally pronounced the same as "yogurt", "iogurt" wouldn't make any sense. More common way of romanizing it is by using "y", but it can also be confusing, because in this case it shares the same letter with Ы, which leads to such things as "krasivyy" (those two "y" at the end are different sounds). The most right way to romanize it would be by using "j", as it depicts the exact same sound as Russian Й in slavic languages that use latin alphabet, but it would be confusing to people who are not exactly familiar with slavic languages and would pronounce it as regular English "jey". Romanizing Х as "kh" is actually right, I just don't like it. Russian Х is just a more vibrant "h", like in Japanese or in Spanish. Not "kh". Ц is not "tc", but "ts". It's actually the same as in Japanese "tsu" (yeah, Japanese and Russian actually have a lot in common sound-wise, for a native Russian pronouncing Japanese is just like talking regularly, lol) About Ш and Щ, they both basically should be "sh", it's just that Щ is a lot "softer" than Ш, which is supposed to be depicted in this romanization by adding "ch" to "sh", it's not actually pronounced as "shch". The best example I can make is that Щ is pronounced like "sh" in "shine", and Ш is pronounced like "sh" in "show". Ъ and Ь (the hard sign and the soft sign) both act as an apostrophe, making a pause between a consonant and a vowel in a word. The difference between them is that Ь also makes the consonant, which it stands after, "soft". The concept of "soft consonants" in Russian is a bit hard to explain, basically imagine pronouncing any consonant with an "i" after it, and then removing the "i", but remaining it's influence on the consonant. Yeah, I can't explain it better than that. In regular Russian romanization Ь is " ' " and Ъ is " " ". Ю and Я should really be romanized as "yu" and "ya", they literally sound like that. Hope you enjoyed today's Russian lesson! See ya!

文字の形は全然違うのに、意味は同じというのとても不思議で興味深いですよね

アルファベットの「K」がキリル文字だと僅かにカーブを付けてお洒落な「К」になってるの好き

ロシア語のкиоск(kiosk : キオスク)を見ると、knock(ノック)と間違えてしまいやすいんだよな。

This is quite interesting! I didn’t realize the lettering made the same sounds as romanized letters!

キリル文字に慣れるまで時間がかかりますね。ＫやOなど､ラテン文字と一致するのはいいのですが､SがCになり､RがPになるので混同する。自分の名前をキリル文字で書いて練習しましょう。ちなみに田中はTAHAKA。タハカと読んでしまう。

Why is й romanised i just like и? Most Slavic languages use j for an English y sound.

だめだ、頭が混乱してくる

Why does he have such good handwriting? I could never 😭

ロシア人はPとかBとかのキリル文字とアルファベットがこんがらがったりしないのかな

Й = j , sometimes "y" , not "i" So, Ю = ju (yu), Я = ja (ya), Ё = jo (yo) "Й" is not a vowel, it's consonant sound. Ц = ts , not "tc" In Romanian Ю = iu, Я = ia, but not in Russian.

実は印刷だと思っていた左の文字も、ご本人が書かれている説

I'm from Iraq but I love Japan & Japanese

Since i know russian the 2 dashes are actually used to put after a letter to make it a higher sound or a deeper sound

すごい

Congrats to everyone who is early And who found this comment 👏 ❤

Ладно, так уж и быть, вышло почти так

А ты хорош.

他の方のコメントの通り、少し雑な気がします...

ロシア語習った最初キリル文字覚えるのに苦労したな

i'm in love with that pen

man, that pen was savage with upper side of "s"

I like how the unique sounds have no English equivalent. 🤣🤣

今日‼︎

keep it up

The "ë" is actually a "yo" sound. Hope i helped!

Now i can watch those russian channels 🤣🤣🤣

Differences between PRC, Taiwanese, Hong Kong, Japanese and Korean standards?

☺️たくみ☺️

ц = ts . Not tc

It has similar point as Greek letter.

🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸

ёはィヨーなのでYOでOKですよヨーです

Я = ja but not (ia) is Romanian. So Й is y but not i. Ю = ju (yu).

So what happened to the ye and yo?

全ての絵文字はここから始まったのか、、、 ラテン文字感謝(☝︎ ՞ਊ ՞)☝︎

Ц ts 😉

Which pen are you using?

A

ë = yo

Ц- ts Ё-уо Й- j, y small edits.

Many are wrong. Some Slavic letters have no correspondent in latin alphabet. Period. If you ignorant, don't confuse people with wrong meaning. Sit on your own kanji.

Й - J

Me, watching the entire video: *E*

Не самое первое, но сохранившее себя в письме и очертании абPИСа "букв": о более раннем существовании знаков для письма (или счёта) («черты и резы») у славян-язычников писал Черноризец Храбр в своём «Сказании о писменех»; Более старые "знаки" распространенного письма почти не сохранились, ввиду "ненадежности носителя" (для путешествий в долгие века), но Славянские клады Русов из старых монет в Скандинавии и на Балтике наполнены руническими надписями славян из прошлого поверх "чеканных знаков"; Многие "миссионеры" пытались перевести богослужение на славянский язык и использУЯ "греческий" или "латинский" алфавит, но все попытки не имели успеха, поскольку в славянской PEЧИ (образно от "река") было очень много звуков, для которых в греческом и латыни совсем не нашлось букв!

My transliteration: Аа = Aa Бб = Bb Вв = Vv Гг = Gg Дд = Dd Ее = Ee Ёё = Ëë Жж = Jj Зз = Zz Ии = İi Йй = Ĭĭ Кк = Kk Лл = Ll Мм = Mm Нн = Nn Оо = Oo Пп = Pp Рр = Rr Сс = Ss Тт = Tt Уу = Uu Фф = Ff Хх = Hh Цц = Cc Чч = Čč Шш = Šš Щщ = Ŝŝ Ъъ = " Ыы = Iı Ьь = ' Ээ = Éé Юю = Ûû Яя = Ââ

Ыыыыыы

zh is ž, e is ë

【理不尽】ロシア

apa da sejinko ye.

temple

語学の専門家でもないのにこういった英語ではない言語の文字を書こうとした結果、より詳しい人に間違っていると訂正される。 そしてこの動画を見た人はこれをもとに文字の対応を覚えてしまうかもしれない。コメントを見なければ間違っていることに気づかないかもしれない。 大学で学ぶ人が多いかも知れません。僕もその1人です。「とりあえず描いてみるか」の精神で書かないで欲しいです。間違った知識を広げないために。

Z

私はウクライナ語の方がずっと好きです 💛🇺🇦