What kind of alphabet does the Russian language use?

Answer 1

The Russian use the Cyrillic alphabet. It consists of 33 letters.

А (ah)

Б (be (like a sheep sound))

В (ve)

Г (ge)

Д (de)

Е (ye)

Ё (yo)

Ж (she( like the sound of a electric toothbrush))

З (ze)

И (e(like in me))

Й (ya( like saying it quick with the y in yes))

К (ka)

Л (L(Long sound LLLL))

М (mmm(like something is tasty))

Н (nnnn(like the n only long like the m))

О (regular like English)

П (p( p sound kinda like blowing air or spitting))

Р (r( r sound when rolling the r))

С (ssss( like a snake hissing))

Т (t( don't say the letter say the sound)

У (oo)

Ф (f( sound))

Х (ha)

Ц (ts( like the Japanese tsu only without the u))

Ч (ch)

Ш (sh)

Щ (sh(similar only placing teeth differently))

Ъ (silent vowel)

Ы (uoi( like saying oi only with an uh (uhoi)))

Ь (silent vowel)

Э (e(like in met))

Ю (yu( like saying you))

Я (ya)

Answer 2

it is called the wagawaga alphabet