Guide to the East Slavonic Languages

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Slavica Publishers, 1980 - Foreign Language Study - 254 pages

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PUBLISHERS NOTE
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THE PURPOSE OF THIS BOOK
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INTRODUCTION
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Copyright

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Guide to the East Slavonic Languages
Reginald George Arthur De Bray
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1st pers 2nd pers 3rd pers 3rd person a-stems adjectival adjectives adverbs akanie animate nouns ary language Byelorussian chuintante Church Slavonic Class consonants declension declined Dictionary Dniepr East Slav English feminine finally stressed Freq Gen.sg Gerund Grammar guage hard stems Imper Imperat Imperfective Impfve Infin Infinitive Instr Kiev literary language masc masculine modern Neut neuter Nom./Gen non-finally stressed Northern dialects nouns Old Slavonic palatalized Participle Active Past tense Perfective verbs Pfve phon phonetic plur pluralia tantum Polish prefix prepositions Pres Present pron pronounced pronunciation Russ sing singular Slavonic languages soft stems South Slav spelling subdialects syllables Ukraine Ukrainian Ukrainian language unstressed vowel stem West Slav words written yotation Асс він вона дом ён край мой молодой Москва русского языка ти той

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TitleGuide to the East Slavonic Languages
Guide to the Slavonic languages, Reginald George Arthur De Bray
AuthorReginald George Arthur De Bray
Edition3, revised
PublisherSlavica Publishers, 1980
Original fromthe University of Michigan
DigitizedApr 23, 2008
ISBN0893570621, 9780893570620
Length254 pages
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Foreign Language Study / Russian
Foreign Language Study / Slavic Languages (Other)
  
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