Sentences with SOFT-SIGN
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"In Russian, the soft sign is a letter that indicates palatalization."
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"The soft sign is represented by the symbol 'ь' in Cyrillic script."
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"Words in Russian can have a soft sign at the end to indicate softening of the preceding consonant."
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"The soft sign can sometimes alter the pronunciation of a word."
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"The soft sign serves as an important grammatical marker in Russian."
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"When the soft sign is present, the word may take on a different grammatical case."
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"Some adjectives in Russian use the soft sign to indicate feminine gender."
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"The pronunciation of the soft sign is often subtle and depends on surrounding sounds."
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"The presence of a soft sign can lead to changes in stress patterns in Russian words."
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"In handwritten Cyrillic, the soft sign is often written as a small squiggle above the letter."
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"When typing in Russian, the soft sign can be produced by pressing the 'ь' key."
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"Foreigners learning Russian often find the soft sign challenging to grasp."
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"The soft sign is similar in function to the 'y' in English words like 'cute' and 'city'."
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"Sometimes the soft sign is dropped in spoken Russian, particularly in informal speech."
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"The soft sign is one of the two phonemic signs in the Russian alphabet."
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"The word 'молоко' (milk) has a soft sign at the end indicating palatalization."
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"In Russian calligraphy, the soft sign is often beautifully embellished."
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"Russian children are taught to recognize and write the soft sign early on."
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"The soft sign can affect the spelling of words in Russian."
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"The soft sign plays a crucial role in Russian declension patterns."
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"In the Cyrillic alphabet, the soft sign modifies the pronunciation of the preceding consonant."
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"You need to put a soft sign after the letter 'н' to produce the soft 'нь' sound."
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"The soft sign is represented by the symbol 'ь' in Russian."
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"After the soft sign, the preceding consonant becomes palatalized."
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"The soft sign indicates the absence of a vowel sound after the preceding consonant."
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"The soft sign is used to indicate the softening or palatalization of consonants in Slavic languages."
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"When followed by a soft sign, the letter 'т' is pronounced as 'ть' in Russian."
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"The soft sign is often confused with the hard sign in the Cyrillic alphabet."
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"Pronouncing the soft sign correctly can be challenging for non-native speakers."
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"In Russian handwriting, the soft sign is sometimes written as a small vertical line."
