How to pronounce Russian Ы - 3 tricks, как произнести звук Ы
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- čas přidán 22. 09. 2022
- Звук Ы очень непростой! The sound Ы is very challenging! But I will teach you to pronounce it once and for all! So watch all the tricks and you will master it! Russian pronunciation is not the hardest in the world, but still it needs some work! Learn Russian sounds with me!
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Настоящие language simps знают, что правильно говорить уй
Странная переписка 🤔
@@AntoniaRomaker Наверное, вы не знаете одного американца с канала Language Simps
Он делал шуточное видео, где он шутит, что буква Ы на самом деле произносится как "УЙ"
Возможно, вы не знаете мемы про "ъуъ". Есть теория, что этот "ъуъ" произносится как твердый злой У или как УЙ
The у to ы helped a lot. I hadn't thought about the tongue placement being the same before.
I'm glad that it helped! Thank you for the feedback 🥰
Привет!!! Я аргентинка и изучаю русски... ты самая лучшая учительница по интернету!!!
Hola, soy argentina y estudio ruso. Sos la mejor profesora en internet!!!
Привет! Очень приятно! Я ценю обратную связь ❤
@@AntoniaRomaker
Спасибо большой - I wish I had had these tips when first trying to learn this sound. It’s so different from English that understanding the tongue position is super helpful! It’s the “little” things like this which have caused Russian speakers to tell me I have a good accent!
Yes, this sounds of very peculiar ❤ it's great that your are working on your accent 😉
Always looking for tricks to improve my pronunciation for ы. Thank you!
My pleasure! Thank you for the feedback 🥰
That was awesome, Really interesting, and creative as all your lessons I love it.Thanks a lot Antonia 🥰🤗
My pleasure! Glad you liked it 🥰
As a Serbian this video was extremely helpful thank you for this video )
Very nice! This is extremely helpful for me, Although, I'm still having some trouble trying to say "ы" I still appreciate the video a ton ! спасибо ! :D
You probably already have learned to pronounce it, but I still wanna share a tip to pronounce it instantly. So, there are two "Ng" sounds in English: the soft one (as in "singer"), and the hard one (as in "Kong".So, try pronouncing "singer" with the hard "Ng".You will get "sыnger". That's a common mistake of Russian speakers, by the way.I myself have fallen into this
@@knaer-brawlstars1436 Hey, i appreciate this a ton, thank you !
УУЙЙЙЙ
Good tricks! I have to use them in my classes. 😀
Go for it! 🥰
I just wanted to say thanks for the a daily lesson
Most welcome 🥰
Hello, Antonia! Best lesson!!! Useful information- may be it's sound when you thank sit or ... bring!!!))) But you must pronouse this "i" with opening mouth and not to get them wide so "smile" .And will be sound russian "ы"!
Thank you for sharing ❤ I'm glad you like it 🥰
Спасибо большой for great tips! ы pronounciation is so hard to get just right.
Пожалуйста, рада, что полезно 🥰
All words in Russian with ending -o are neuter, e.g. "спасибо". In this case a corresponding adjective will receive the ending -oe. So, correct phrase would be: Спасибо большОЕ. 😀
@@speakrussian6779 Whoops thanks Antonia. I don't have the cyrillic alphabet on my keyboard so just lazily copied from the message below without paying attention! Shame one me 🙂
УЙ
Looking nice Antonia!
Thank you! 🥰
@@AntoniaRomaker Welcome Dear! Spasiba!
Great!
Thank you! ❤
They all helped, but especially the “stabbing one!” 😅 Thanks for the lesson!
You probably already have learned to pronounce it, but I still wanna share a tip to pronounce it instantly. So, there are two "Ng" sounds in English: the soft one (as in "singer"), and the hard one (as in "Kong".So, try pronouncing "singer" with the hard "Ng".You will get "sыnger". That's a common mistake of Russian speakers, by the way.I myself have fallen into this
Thank you very much, Antonia for so much fun u delivered with the video... Yeah... I always wondered myself how we do it pretty naturally, being Russian native speakers... I can remember a few cases, when l was trying to explain how to pronaunce Ы properly, to a foreigner... They seem, kinda fell into a state of stupor by the way Ы looks and sounds... 👀😵🤭 But your explanation is pretty clear. Remindes me my swedish ,,Y,, sound pronauncation experience: say ,,E,, along with ,,O,, lips configuration... 😯
Happy it helped 🥰
as a language simp's simp, I can easily answer this question: Ы (uy)
I keep trying to do ы - I, ы - I - Ohhhhhhh. Sort of like E-i, E-i, Ohhhh, but I stabbed myself in the process....😄
Don't actually stab yourself 😊 just imagine, pretend to do it 🥰
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I tell all my russian friends everytime to say Ы for me - they look so funny durak when they do! 😂
That's kinda cruel 🤔
@@AntoniaRomaker No, I love it! :-) It also looks cute! 😂
The thing with the toothbrush is impossible for me without vomitting...
@@spaspieler5687 wow, sorry 🥰
@@AntoniaRomaker 😂
Im at the hospital from that last one
Поскольку буква "ы" есть в турецком языке, мне не сложно произнести его )))
Здорово!
no teacher, don't stab yourself! here, punch me in the belly....it is the same sound, o.k.?
It's just a joke 🥰
Никогда бы не подумал, что звук Ы можно произносить с улыбкой.
Нет, ну реально, улыбнитесь и скажите: "ЫЫЫ", - окружающие подумают, что вам плохо или нужна помощь 😂
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Ы, my least favourite Russian letter.😅
Sorry 😁
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Всем УЙ!
УУЙ
Je t'ai vu
What do you mean?
@@AntoniaRomaker i mean, i saw you on Russians english teaching
Now your are officially in my category of pretty but crazy Russian girls.
Well, maybe a bit 😄❤️
Разве американцы не произносят иногда Ы в таких словах как city? В таких словах И очень на Ы похожа
Слегка похожа, я бы сказала 😉
Это не уй это Ы!!!
все мы знаем что правильно произносить *уй* стреляя себе в живот
Русские есть?
с такой скоростью зрителям займёт ещё 100 лет, добы быть способни говорить сносно, так что советую, что тебе бы лучше внести в следующие уроки сложнее глоголы и продвинутые фразы ...
Это видео о произношении для новичков или для тех, кто хочет улучшить свой акцент 😉
@@AntoniaRomaker понятно, я просто дал предложение, цель должна быть пдоготовить учиющихся плавать в океане, и не только нырять в бассень ... !
@@tahirmahmood7098 за одно видео такой цели не добиться
@@AntoniaRomaker ну, хорошо, кстати, я имел в виду отделный сиреал таких уроков, меня осенило зто понятие и я пересылал тебе ...
@@tahirmahmood7098 лучше сказать "серию таких уроков" 😊
It seems like to learn russian you have tp suffer
You don't have to 😊 you can enjoy the ride 😁
@@AntoniaRomaker I'm actually russian so for most of us it's really so 🥲
@@n.3867 anything can be difficult, but something is worth it and something isn't 🥰
Букву ы можно ещё произности а ъ и ь... В Российской империи буквы ъ и ь говорились раньше. Ъ говорилась как вдох, а ь говорилась как так сказать мягкий вдох. (Извините меня если в тексте есть ошибки)
первый раз слышу про такое, интересно, а откуда у Вас эта информация?
@@AntoniaRomaker Узнал из интернета😅