| Chris | Date: Friday, 2009-10-30, 10:15 PM | Message # 1 |
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| I wonder what's the difference between Russian е and э. For example : on some websites I see the English name Nancy written with е and on the others with э. what is the rule?
Thank you!
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| Olga | Date: Thursday, 2009-11-05, 6:17 PM | Message # 2 |
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| Yes, it's true. You can find both: Нeнси and Нэнси for Nancy, Джексон and Джэксон for Michael Jackson. Of, course it's pronounced with э (the sound is harder than е). But very often with foreign names we go with е : Ненси Рейган, Майкл Джексон, even though we pronounce them with actual э sound.
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| Chris | Date: Saturday, 2009-11-07, 11:32 PM | Message # 3 |
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| Thank you, Olga. Do you do the same trick with some Russian words?
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| Olga | Date: Saturday, 2009-11-07, 11:33 PM | Message # 4 |
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| No, with Russian words there are strict rules, and we never switch the letters in Russian words.
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| KOTnt | Date: Wednesday, 2010-03-17, 7:03 PM | Message # 5 |
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| Actually, it isn't important how will you pronounce English name, with "е" or "э", because any way you'll be understood right.
"е" sounds in the word "get"
"э" sounds in the word "spell"
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| attasseamulge | Date: Thursday, 2010-04-22, 4:34 PM | Message # 6 |
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| Hey Really glad to get into this forum
It's what I am looking for.
Hope to know more member here.
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