Russian Alphabet Pronunciation for Beginners

Russian Language lessons for beginners with Natalia on Weekly Russian channel. Learn pronunciation of Russian vowels and consonants. Practice Russian Alphabet pronunciation and rules of vowel reduction, intonation, voicing and devoicing of consonants. Learn about the difference between Russian soft and hard consonants. Russian Alphabet made easy by Weekly Russian channel.
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[weeklyrussian]

This was my first video lesson. Didn't know how to set up the lights and they were blinding. Trying not to blink or squint, but can't look straight. Interesting experience.

[NataliaYukiMiku]

Hi Natalia xD We have the same name! I love russian, it sounds great to me... I think Russian is difficult, but you can learn everything with effort. Thank you for taking time to do this

[dimik]

Russian people have a wonderful spirit! In spite of all the english influences, they still manage to keep their own special character, language included. Thank you Natalya.

[christianmaprik]

Здравствуйте. Меня зовут Kristian. and I like your classes . thank you very much for the uploads

[marko]

Hey Natalia again thank you, you did a very good job with the presentation. I had heard that Spanish has simple pronunciation rules as well, I was beginning to think Russian might be a little harder but your explanation of the simplicity of the rules was very encouraging. You speak English very well, I say this because I have watched some of the other videos on here and have noticed the teachers make mistakes in the use of words that have a similar meaning but in the context English speakers never use those words that way, and in this you have learned English very well, you are very thorough when you research or study a given subject. I am not saying they are bad teachers, from what I have heard English can be a very difficult and confusing language depending on the native language of the learner. You probably speak English in many ways better than a lot of Americans, but I have heard this is common in all countries, many never correctly learn their own native language, slang is the common vernacular. I just hope I can learn Russian as well as you have learned English...again thank you for all your help!

[markcollins]

Thank you Natalia, I am just starting to learn Russian, and watching your video today, I feel that you have given everything AND more to help me make progress, because you explain it very precise, and with a lot of detail, and you also use normal language to explain things, like the use of the word 'softness' - you give it to us in a really helpful way, to aid in my understanding. I understood everything you have said in lesson 1, and I think after watching it a few times, I will be happy to move to lesson 2 - I would also like to say, without any agenda, that I could listen to your teaching all day long! It is hypnotic just listening to you. Thank you again, Mark.

[luisjavieracunasubero]

Greetings from Venezuela.
A few days ago I just decided to teaching myself Russian language like I did it with English.
I have found an old material that got me interested in it even I had to find a CASETTE player to listen an audiobook. Yes that old! But I was wondering how the Russian people sounds nowdays and doing my research I have found your videos that now have become quite helpful to me.
I hope one day to visit Russia more specificly a city call Novosibirsk.
Thanks for your help. You are doing a great work.!!

[guloguloguy]

Natalia, ...though your pronunciation of English has a definite Russian accent, (but it is so charming!), and, yet, you obviously have a very good mastery of English vocabulary, and, you are very clear in what you are saying. => A Great introductory lesson! I hope that, someday, I can learn Russian pronunciation, as well, and would like to at least learn to read with some degree of fluency, as I have a few books, (on the subjects of jewelry, and metalworking), that I'd like to be able to translate someday. Thank you, very much!

[wildlifenatural]

Oh Natalia your eyes are killing me. Thanks I’ll come to Moscow for my bf soon.

[rickbridge]

my partner is Russian so of course she is helping me learn for when I go this year, but this is a great extra help for me. Thank you

[UncleBoom]

Thank You Natalia! Your videos have helped me along the way to understanding the Russian Language - I like your videos Best, perhaps because you include a Lesson - not just a topic and a video on that topic - you teach us some things about the two languages, English and Russian. Thank You! Do Svidanya!

[jakegimenez]

Yap this is might my 4th language, my future language

[timdowney]

Thank you for explain hard and soft sound

[laurenmegan]

Thank you for this video! I'm learning Russian right now and your video has really helped me

[billiecrouse]

very understandable.excellent pronunciation.

[chrostantowijaya]

Good video. This helps me learning russian.

[UTFamilyLawAttorney]

This is a VERY helpful series of lessons on pronunciation. I like to focus on pronunciation first, and continuously, so that as I begin to build a vocabulary I'm not confused by words that deviate from the simple alphabet pronunciations, and so that I don't have to essentially relearn vocabulary after later pronunciation improvement. Thanks so much for making these complete pronunciation lessons available in a very well organized collection. Also, for better and worse, I must say that your beautiful piercing blue eyes are at once both captivating, holding my focus, and also distracting, leading my mind off to the idea of traveling sometime soon with the hope of meeting someone as mesmerizingly attractive and smart as you. Thanks again for your excellent lesson presentations.

[akshengcheng]

Thank you very much for the video :) Helped me a

[jameime]

this was soooo helpful thankyou very much!!

[will]

Thank you, I just received my Rosetta Stone CD's for Russian.  I started them and find I needed some help and here I found your link.  Thanks