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Let's learn some basic rules that will help you to start reading in Russian. 
First, Russian words have one stressed syllable. 
The stress may fall on the first, second, third, etc syllable of a word. 
Stress is particularly important in Russian phonetics. 
Since the pronunciation of the vowels depends on the where the stress falls in the word. 
In stressed syllables, the vowel keeps it quality. 
In a word, the stressed vowel is pronounced clearly and fully. 
In unstressed syllables, the vowel sounds are reduced and sound differently. 
Stressed vowels are the rhythmic center of a word. 
The pronunciation of a vowel in an unstressed 
position is defined by its place in the word. 
The first unstressed, the second unstressed, the posstonic, etc.
There are ten vowels letters and six vowel sounds in Russian. 
Aa, like ar in far. 
[FOREIGN] A when stressed. 
[FOREIGN], [FOREIGN], [FOREIGN], [FOREIGN], [FOREIGN].
and follow transcript1:53Reduction of A. 
At the beginning of a word and in the first unstressed syllable after the hard consonants, a sounds like 
that is, a short, weak a, [FOREIGN], [FOREIGN]. 
In the remaining unstressed syllables, a is pronounced like more weak and short a, [FOREIGN], [FOREIGN].

Ye when stressed, [FOREIGN], [FOREIGN]. 
Ye, e in the first pretonic syllable, a short e is pronounced instead of ye, [FOREIGN], [FOREIGN].
in the first pretonic syllable, a short e is pronounced instead of ye, [FOREIGN], [FOREIGN].
In the second pretonic syllable and in a post-tonic syllable a very short e is pronounced instead of ye. 
[FOREIGN], [FOREIGN].
After the hard consonants [FOREIGN], [FOREIGN], [FOREIGN], ye is pronounced as é, 
[FOREIGN], [FOREIGN], [FOREIGN]. 
After the hard consonants [FOREIGN], [FOREIGN], [FOREIGN], the unstressed ye is pronounced as [FOREIGN], [FOREIGN], [FOREIGN].
Yo like yo in your, [FOREIGN].
The letter [FOREIGN] is always stressed in Russian words, [FOREIGN].
The Russian vowel ee is similar to the vowel sound in sin, but the accented variant is pronounced closer to the front part of the mouth with the middle part of the tongue higher and tenser than in English. 
Remember to keep the accented variant pure and undiphtonized. 
The unaccented variant is somewhat less tense and full in sound.
[FOREIGN] [FOREIGN] after the hard consonants [FOREIGN], [FOREIGN] is always pronounced like [FOREIGN], [FOREIGN]. 
Remember, ye is a soft consonant, e is a vowel.
When pronouncing the vowel o, the lips are protruded and rounded. 
[FOREIGN] O when stressed, [FOREIGN], [FOREIGN], [FOREIGN].
and follow transcript5:18Reduction of O. 
At the beginning of a word and in the first unstressed 
syllable after the hard consonants, o sounds like a, that is, a short, weak a, [FOREIGN], [FOREIGN]. 
In the second pretonic and the post-tonic syllable, o is shorter than in the first pretonic syllable, [FOREIGN], [FOREIGN].
When pronouncing the vowel u, the lips are very much protruded and rounded more than when pronouncing the vowel o, [FOREIGN].
The sound [FOREIGN] is particularly difficult. 
There is no English equivalent of Russian [FOREIGN].
When pronouncing the vowel e, the mouth is opened almost the same way as when pronouncing e. 
The lips are natural or slightly spread, the whole tongue is retracted so that the lowered or 
raised tip of the tongue is moved backwards from the lower teeth. 
It's never used at the beginning of a word and is always combined with hard consonants [FOREIGN].
E, when pronouncing the vowel e, the mouth is open less wide than when pronouncing the vowel [FOREIGN]. 
The lips are natural or slightly spread, the vowel e at the beginning of the word and after hard consonants resembles the English vowel rendered by letters a in the world man. 
[FOREIGN]
Yu like you in you, [FOREIGN].
you like you in yard, [FOREIGN].
you when stressed, [FOREIGN], [FOREIGN].
In the first pretonic syllable, a short [FOREIGN] is pronounced instead of [FOREIGN]. 
[FOREIGN], [FOREIGN].
In the second pretonic and in a post-tonic syllable, a very short [FOREIGN] is pronounced instead of [FOREIGN]. 
[FOREIGN], [FOREIGN].