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А

A



(Ah)

Б

b



(bottom)

в

V



(Vagina)

Г

G



(Gary)

Д

D

E

E



[yeh)

Ж

Zh



(like the g in beugouisie)

З

Z

И

i



(ee)

К

K

Л

L

М

M

Н

N

O

O



(oh)



sometimes, an O is pronounced like the A in Aww. Such as in the word это (eh-tah) which means "This" or "This is"

П

P

Р

R



yes the p in Russian is an R

C



Спасибо

S



[Spasiba]


Thank you

T

T

У

U



(oo)

Ф

F

Х

H



(harsh H like Arabic, phlegmy)

Ц

ts

Ч

Ch

Ш

Sh

Э

Eh



(Это)


(EH-tah)


"This is"

Ю

U



(You)

Я

Ya



(Yard)


An important letter, because Я(ya), by itself, means "i" as in "me"