Alejandromarques17
金, 12/03/2021 - 15:01
It was an option to use the ʒ instead of ʐ? Or it was based on her accent that might be different from Moscow standard dialect?!
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Alejandromarques17
金, 12/03/2021 - 15:01
It was an option to use the ʒ instead of ʐ? Or it was based on her accent that might be different from Moscow standard dialect?!
Ymdeithydd
金, 12/03/2021 - 16:09
No, I've never seen /ʐ/ used for 'ж'! Wikipedia agrees though. So it is retroflex? As a foreign learner, I've never heard or read that before. Maybe should have left it to a native speaker, but it seemed to have been waiting a long time for one. I'm happy to change it. Always good to learn. Anything else? I find the palatal consonants a bit of a forest with all those superscript 'j's, but that seems to be the standard, rather than /s'/ etc. And no, I didn't try and reflect any idiosyncrasies in her pronunciation: for instance I found the final vowels in 'вспоминаю эти' almost inaudible on the recording...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIpPdF0MIcg