The Russian letter О produces two sounds: А and О. In this lesson, you will learn when we pronounce О and we pronounce А. You will also have a short practice that will allow you to sound more natural and better understand Russian real-life speech.

The Russian letter В produces only two sounds - В and Ф. In this lesson, you will learn why the letter produces the sound Ф when it comes before dull-sounding letters. You will also learn the most common words in which the letter В changes to Ф.

The Russian letter З produces two sounds - З and С. In this lesson, you will learn why the letter З produces С at the end and in the middle of words and why the letter C produces the sound З before voiced letters.

There is a rule that regulates the writing of ШИ and ШЕ in standard written Russian but we never pronounce them that way in real-life speech. In this lesson, you will learn that we always pronounce them ШЫ and ШЭ and practice them in Russian words.

Even though the Russian letter Г produces 4 sounds - Г, К, В, and Х, and can be considered a truly multisound letter it mainly produces only two sounds while the sounds В and Х can be found in a few words that you will learn in this lesson.

The Russian letter Б produces two similar sounds - Б and П. In this lesson, you will learn why the letter produces П at the end of words and before some consonant letters. You will also practice the sounds in words and learn some new Russian words.

The Russian letter Д produces two sounds - Д and Т. In this lesson, you will learn why the letter Д produces the sound T at the end of words and before dull sounds. You will practice the sounds and learn a dozen new Russian words.