i kratkoe as ich-laut
Henning Andersen
andersen at UCLA.EDU
Tue Sep 18 01:43:35 UTC 2007
The ich-pronunciation is mentioned as
characteristiuc of some varieties of Russian in
Andersen 1969:
Fn 4 "There are varieties of Russian in which j
at least in some of the environments termed weak
position here is realized as an obstruent,
devoiced to [ich-Laut] in word final position,
e.g. sinij [s'in'iƧ]. This type of pronunciation
is labelled 'foreign' by Bryzgunova (1963: 73),
but can be heard from speakers of CSR.
"The phonological status of the Russian 'labial
fricatives', Journal of Linguistics 5.121-127.
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