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Л.А. LUNDELL’S BOOKS – A TRUSTWORTHY SOURCE OF INFORMATION ОN RUSSIAN COLLOQUIAL PRONUNCIATION OF THE END OF XIX – BEGINNING OF XX CENTURIES

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Authors

  • Ganiev Zhurat Doctor of Philology, Associate Professor

Annotation

Blundell's 'Etudes sur la prononciation Russe" and "Lärobok iruska spräkei" were published when the number of of investigations about Russian audible speech speech had intensively grown, but the standards of educated pronunciation in society had not been conclusively established yet. Therefore writing down of colloquial, lower pronunciation is very important for us as it allows to compare it with contemporary non-code Russian pronunciation. In opinion of some phoneticians, Lundell's books are one of a few reliable sources of knowledge about Moscow audible speech of the epoch of a hundred years ago.

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Ganiev, Z. . (2006). Л.А. LUNDELL’S BOOKS – A TRUSTWORTHY SOURCE OF INFORMATION ОN RUSSIAN COLLOQUIAL PRONUNCIATION OF THE END OF XIX – BEGINNING OF XX CENTURIES Bulletin of the Moscow City Pedagogical University. Series "Pedagogy and Psychology", # 1, 2006,
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