I’m Russian, too, but I majored in linguistics, so I understand what you’re both saying regarding kyettle and khow. I know it’s hard to believe for you, but you are wrong. For example, Russians have a different h-like sound in their language, x, so they pronounce the h in English differently, and the best way for English speakers to conceptualize of the sound without learning the International Phonetic Alphabet is by combining a k with an h, but when he said it, he barely pronounced the h at all, so it sounded like cow. It’s not actually 2 sounds, one followed by the other; it’s just one sound, and this guy is not very good at producing it because, instead of having a type of between k and h, he just follows the k with the h.
давно наблюдаю за каналом на английском, и хочу сказать, что ты очень сильно продвинулся в знании английского! очень круто, лех, продолжай в том же духе♥
I love his resting face. It looks like the awkward smile I give strangers as I pass them on the sidewalk, but his doesn't look like he wants to die 😭😭🤣🤣
The hard sound of the Russian letter «х» can sounds like «k» to those who aren't used to it, the word «хорошо» sound like «kharasho», but the not that hard as this "k-how" example lol
When two Russians speak English we would spot each other not by the "R" sound (because there are strong Rs in many other accents, Arabic, for example, same goes with the "H" sound). But with vowels, "ee" and "ah" in particular.
That "ye" nonsense in kettle comes from the fact that Russians tend to soften consonants before "e". In Spanish there is "N" and "Ñ" -soft "N". In Russian every consonant can be made soft. So Russian version of "kettle" will be more like "ǩettle" not "kyettle". Also Russian "L" sound is a tad harder than in English, roll the tip of your tongue back a bit more to make the "L" sound more Russian
The sound of R in Russian is similar to the sound of R in Spanish. As a Brazilian, I speak Portuguese and the sound of our R (at least in Brazilian Portuguese) has several sounds depending on the word 😎😂
I need to learn Russian... I NEEED ._. ❤ PS. : I prefer the Russian thick accent in you, but the "proper" English accent is fine too, you will be understood in both ways (I shouldn't be saying that because my mother language is Spanish...). Love ya, bro
It seems that we all have a reason why we do something. I live in Serbia, it's a small country in the Balkans that everyone says is savage. But it doesn't matter now, I play RPG games like DnD, Mothership and the like, and in one of them I got to be a Russian pilot, a mechanic, and since we have a man who is not from here, we should speak English. I'm trying to learn English with a Russian accent. That's all :)
It might be better to attempt learning the accent from you. Some actors can be taught accents for roles. Dick Van Dyke’s accent in Mary Poppins, is commonly said to be bad. Some actors sound the same, doesn’t matter what movie they are in. We have enough movies, where Russians are the bad guys. You could do a ranking, how well the non-natives speak russian.
❤ Cool, I'm starting to learn the Russian language, I hope to be successful and be able to speak enough to go on a tourist trip to Russia and Belarus ❤
@@alexliusik6896 That's true, but I don't just want to see buildings and landscapes, I want to be able to build bonds, friendships and maybe love 😊, money is important, but it's superficial, the important thing is the value you give to people, I'm interested in the people of Eastern Europe, like the Slavs, so learning the language and getting to know the culture is important, people only want to learn something to make money and they're right, because you can't live like a hippie and I'm interested in living vulgarly in expensive hotels and places made to make you feel superior to others, but I also want to take advantage of my time to invest in good relationships with people that I think have some value, like the Slavic people, obviously I know that every place has problems and as a Westerner I understand the stereotypes that people make of Eastern Europe, I know that some have real ones, like socioeconomic problems, but I evaluate this without the tone of mockery and contempt that these jokes want to convey, I have faith and at the same time a strong intuition that tells me this is the right path to follow. ❤
9:50 I wonder if the “advice” to slow down is because people who are picking this up for the first time can’t implement it all quickly... (but if that’s the case, let’s not try to pass that off as a Russian thing)
Still laughing at the whole "kh" thing. There's no "k" there, never has been, never will be. X is pronounced like the "ch" in "Loch Ness", simple as that. "Khow" 🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣
1:58 "Just try and rape your language, then you have the version of Russia" Jesus christ, you got me XD
I love this guy...he is charmingly funny.
Thanks bro 😄
I agree!
I’m Russian, too, but I majored in linguistics, so I understand what you’re both saying regarding kyettle and khow. I know it’s hard to believe for you, but you are wrong. For example, Russians have a different h-like sound in their language, x, so they pronounce the h in English differently, and the best way for English speakers to conceptualize of the sound without learning the International Phonetic Alphabet is by combining a k with an h, but when he said it, he barely pronounced the h at all, so it sounded like cow. It’s not actually 2 sounds, one followed by the other; it’s just one sound, and this guy is not very good at producing it because, instead of having a type of between k and h, he just follows the k with the h.
Are you talking about the y sound? Not 'why' but like y. Bc im from poland and idk if its the sound
давно наблюдаю за каналом на английском, и хочу сказать, что ты очень сильно продвинулся в знании английского! очень круто, лех, продолжай в том же духе♥
I am doing my best 😊
Как-бы то небыло кроме акцена нужены ещё разные интонации и как это сказанно.
I love his resting face. It looks like the awkward smile I give strangers as I pass them on the sidewalk, but his doesn't look like he wants to die 😭😭🤣🤣
I think it is difficult for a English speaker, to learn Russian. You make yourself understood, Alex.
Thanks for support, you’re the best☺️
The hard sound of the Russian letter «х» can sounds like «k» to those who aren't used to it, the word «хорошо» sound like «kharasho», but the not that hard as this "k-how" example lol
You are HILARIOUS! Thank you for this breakdown :)
When two Russians speak English we would spot each other not by the "R" sound (because there are strong Rs in many other accents, Arabic, for example, same goes with the "H" sound). But with vowels, "ee" and "ah" in particular.
That "ye" nonsense in kettle comes from the fact that Russians tend to soften consonants before "e". In Spanish there is "N" and "Ñ" -soft "N". In Russian every consonant can be made soft. So Russian version of "kettle" will be more like "ǩettle" not "kyettle". Also Russian "L" sound is a tad harder than in English, roll the tip of your tongue back a bit more to make the "L" sound more Russian
The sound of R in Russian is similar to the sound of R in Spanish. As a Brazilian, I speak Portuguese and the sound of our R (at least in Brazilian Portuguese) has several sounds depending on the word 😎😂
Dutch R is the same, at least in most of the Netherlands (not in the south and not in Belgium either).
I understand 😎👍🇳🇱 and what is it like in other countries that speak Dutch?🤔@@OneKnifeYeHand
As I was reading I was like wtf there is no R is Spanish since R is a letter in word Russian lol
I need to learn Russian... I NEEED ._. ❤ PS. : I prefer the Russian thick accent in you, but the "proper" English accent is fine too, you will be understood in both ways (I shouldn't be saying that because my mother language is Spanish...). Love ya, bro
Thanks bro 😎
Thank you Russian Toby Maguire
It seems that we all have a reason why we do something. I live in Serbia, it's a small country in the Balkans that everyone says is savage. But it doesn't matter now, I play RPG games like DnD, Mothership and the like, and in one of them I got to be a Russian pilot, a mechanic, and since we have a man who is not from here, we should speak English. I'm trying to learn English with a Russian accent. That's all :)
It might be better to attempt learning the accent from you.
Some actors can be taught accents for roles.
Dick Van Dyke’s accent in Mary Poppins, is commonly said to be bad.
Some actors sound the same, doesn’t matter what movie they are in.
We have enough movies, where Russians are the bad guys. You could do a ranking, how well the non-natives speak russian.
Love it thank you
❤ Cool, I'm starting to learn the Russian language, I hope to be successful and be able to speak enough to go on a tourist trip to Russia and Belarus ❤
You don’t need to learn the language if you wanna go like a tourist, just money 😄
@@alexliusik6896 That's true, but I don't just want to see buildings and landscapes, I want to be able to build bonds, friendships and maybe love 😊, money is important, but it's superficial, the important thing is the value you give to people, I'm interested in the people of Eastern Europe, like the Slavs, so learning the language and getting to know the culture is important, people only want to learn something to make money and they're right, because you can't live like a hippie and I'm interested in living vulgarly in expensive hotels and places made to make you feel superior to others, but I also want to take advantage of my time to invest in good relationships with people that I think have some value, like the Slavic people, obviously I know that every place has problems and as a Westerner I understand the stereotypes that people make of Eastern Europe, I know that some have real ones, like socioeconomic problems, but I evaluate this without the tone of mockery and contempt that these jokes want to convey, I have faith and at the same time a strong intuition that tells me this is the right path to follow. ❤
I'm part russian and this is just so true 😂
9:50 I wonder if the “advice” to slow down is because people who are picking this up for the first time can’t implement it all quickly... (but if that’s the case, let’s not try to pass that off as a Russian thing)
You say "nothing hard" the way my husband says "nothing bad." He is also originally from Belarus.
В слове " How" буква Н мягкая, не шипящая как в русском. Поэтому это выдает акцент.
Privyet!
Парень косит под гопника из 90-х
How do we say "who"?
Кто
its a little cringe how the guy teaching the accent doesnt even know it himself, only the dumb and flawed version
H be like KH?
Okay I'm going to KHome 😇
Still laughing at the whole "kh" thing. There's no "k" there, never has been, never will be. X is pronounced like the "ch" in "Loch Ness", simple as that.
"Khow" 🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣
Я оруууу ххахаха