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alexander | Roy Witt | Re: Russian surnames |
July 6, 2018 10:01 PM * |
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<MSGID_1=3A387=2F22_51d6d6df@fidonet.org> From: alexander koryagin <koryagin@erec.ru> Hi, Roy Witt! I read your message from 05.07.2013 09:19 ak>> This question is for native speakers. ak>> When you read in a newspaper Russian second names, like ak>> Dudikoff, Karloff, Degtereff where do you put an emphasis? ak>> At the beginning of the name or at its end? RW> No emphasis...they all seem to be two sylable names, except RW> maybe the last one could be three. RW> Dudi-caugh RW> Kar-loff RW> Deg-tereff or Deg-ter-eff Until this moment, I thought that every word in English has its proper emphasis. Sometimes a word can have two emphases.... Bye, Roy! Alexander Koryagin fido7.english-tutor 2013 --- ifmail v.2.15dev5.4 * Origin: NPO RUSnet InterNetNews site (2:5020/400) |
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