“Saying it right” is a particular challenge for teachers of Russian and Soviet History.
However
familiar we are with the content and concepts of this area of study, the
language – from people and places to the names of individuals and
organisations, belief systems, and ideas – can often seem alien.
The purpose
of this spoken dictionary and pronunciation guide is to provide teachers with
accessible and accurate pronunciations for that language.
It comprises over 200 words, giving a brief definition and anglicised and Russian pronunciations for each.
The file can be accessed here. It is free to access and use, and always will be.
To enable the file's recordings to work, please click on the link, then download by going to File > Download > Microsoft PowerPoint (.pptx). Then, open the file on your device.
Copyright
belongs to Alistair Dickins and Lucy Vornovskykh. We ask that you do not use
the file for commercial purposes and credit us as the authors in any references
you make to it.
The
following video guide gives full instructions on use.
We hope you
find this useful and would love to hear your feedback on how it could be
developed and improved!
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