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What are the letters in the Russian alphabet and how do they look in English?
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∙ 13y ago
Russian is written with the Cyrillic Alphabet, based on the Greek Alphabet. for more information on how it looks, see the link below:
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The Russian alphabet consists of 33 letters. Some letters resemble English letters, while others have different sounds. Examples of how Russian letters look in English include: А (A), Б (B), В (V), Г (G), Д (D), Е (E/YE), Ё (YO), Ж (ZH), З (Z), И (I), Й (Y), К (K), Л (L), М (M), Н (N), О (O), П (P), Р (R), С (S), Т (T), У (U), Ф (F), Х (KH), Ц (TS), Ч (CH), Ш (SH), Щ (SHCH), Ъ (hard sign), Ы (Y), Ь (soft sign), Э (E), Ю (YU), Я (YA).
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