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The Russian Language, relating to Crime and Punishment by Fydor Dostoyevsky презентация
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- 1. The Russian Language, relating to Crime and Punishment by Fydor Dostoyevsky
- 2. Reiteration of History Cyrillic: derived from Greek
- 3. History, cont. Russian appeared in writing
- 4. Dostoyevsky’s Effect Literature and writing: 19th Century Dostoyevsky among the greats Spread the language Censorship
- 5. A Parallel В начале июля, в чрезвычайно
- 6. The Alphabet Аа “ah” father Бб “beh” bar
- 7. The Alphabet Вв “veh” vet Гг “geh” gone
- 8. The Alphabet Дд “deh” day Ее “yeh” yet
- 9. The Alphabet Ёё “yoh” york Жж “zheh” pleasure
- 10. The Alphabet Зз “zeh” zoo Ии “ee” see
- 11. The Alphabet Йй “ee kratkoye” yours Кк “keh” kid
- 12. The Alphabet Лл “ehl” lamp Мм “ehm” moon
- 13. The Alphabet Нн “ehn” nose Оо “oh” got
- 14. The Alphabet Пп “peh” pet Рр “ehr” rest
- 15. The Alphabet Сс “es” sense Тт “teh” test
- 16. The Alphabet Уу “ooh” poor Фф “eph” elephant
- 17. The Alphabet Хх “kha” hello Цц “tse” pets
- 18. The Alphabet Чч “chah” church Шш “shah” show
- 19. The Alphabet Щщ “schah” share ъ/Ь “Tyverdy
- 20. The Alphabet Ы “yeh” ill Ээ “eh” egg
- 21. The Alphabet Юю “juh” you Яя “yah” yahoo
- 22. Vowels E, Ё, Ю, and Я soften
- 23. Names: Title Crime and Punishment Преступление
- 24. Names: Raskolnikov Rodion Romanovitch Raskolnikov Родион
- 25. Names: Sonia Sofya Semyonovna Софья Семёновна “So-fya Syemyon-nalvna”
- 26. Names: Dounia Avdotya Romanovna Авдотья Романовна “Av-dotya Ral-man-nalv-na”
- 27. Names: Pulcheria Pulcheria Alexandrovna Пульхерия Александровна “Poolch-yer-ee-ya Aleks-san-dralv-na”
- 28. Names: Raz Dmitri Prokofitch Razumihin Дмитрий
- 29. Names: Luzhin Pyotr Petrovitch Luzhin Пётр
- 30. Names: Katerina Katerina Ivanovna Катерина Ивановна “Kater-ee-na Ee-van-nalvna”
- 31. Names: Marmeladov Semyon Zaharovitch Marmeladov Семён
- 32. Names: Svid Arkady Ivanovitch Svidrigaïlov
- 33. Names: Leb Andrey Semyonovitch Lebeziatnikov
- 34. Names: Alyona Alyona Ivanovna Алёна Ивановна “Ahl*yo-na Ee-van-alvna”
- 35. Names: Lizaveta Lizaveta Ivanovna Лизавета Ивановна “Lee-za-veta Ee-van-nalvna”
- 36. Names: Porfiry Porfiry Petrovitch Порфирий Петрович “Por-fee-ree Pyet-ral-veech”
- 37. Names: Zossimov Zossimov Зосимов “Zals-ee-malv”
- 38. Names: Zametov Zametov Заметов “Za-mye-talv”
- 39. Names: Marfa Marfa Petrovna Марфа Петровна “Mar-fa Pyet-ral-vna”
- 40. Names: Nastasya Nastasya Petrovna Настасья Петровна “Nas-tasya Pyet-ral-vna”
- 41. Names: Nikolay Nikolay Dementiev Николай Дементьев “Nee-kal-ay D-yem-yentyev”
- 42. Issues The crazy alphabet (o does not
- 43. Works Cited “Crime and Punishment Dual Language
Слайд 2Reiteration of History
Cyrillic: derived from Greek
Invented by Saints Cyril
and Methodus
(Greek)
Began to spread and adapt
Seen in Russia in the 11th Century, at Novgorod
Early version, “Old Russian” or “Old Church Slavonic”
Began to spread and adapt
Seen in Russia in the 11th Century, at Novgorod
Early version, “Old Russian” or “Old Church Slavonic”
Слайд 3History, cont.
Russian appeared in writing
during reign of Peter the Great
(1672 – 1725)
Revised alphabet
Spoken into written
Revised alphabet
Spoken into written
Слайд 4Dostoyevsky’s Effect
Literature and writing: 19th Century
Dostoyevsky among the greats
Spread the language
Censorship
Слайд 5A Parallel
В начале июля, в чрезвычайно жаркое время, под вечер, один
молодой человек вышел из своей каморки, которую нанимал от жильцов в С — м переулке, на улицу и медленно, как бы в нерешимости, отправился к К — ну мосту
On an exceptionally hot evening early in July a young man came out of the garret in which he lodged in S. Place and walked slowly, as though in hesitation, towards K. bridge.
On an exceptionally hot evening early in July a young man came out of the garret in which he lodged in S. Place and walked slowly, as though in hesitation, towards K. bridge.
Слайд 19The Alphabet
Щщ
“schah”
share
ъ/Ь
“Tyverdy Znak” / Myahky Znak
Hard sign / soft sign
Separation /
softness of consonant
Слайд 22Vowels
E, Ё, Ю, and Я soften the consonant before them
Except after
Ж, Ч, Ш, Щ
End consonants may not be pronounced
E may or may not = “ye”
End consonants may not be pronounced
E may or may not = “ye”
Слайд 23Names: Title
Crime and Punishment
Преступление и наказание
“Pryes-too-plye-neeye
ee
Na-kaz-an-ee-yeh”
Слайд 24Names: Raskolnikov
Rodion Romanovitch Raskolnikov
Родион Романович Раскольников
“Ral-dee-on
Ral-man-nal-veech
Rask-al-nee-kov”
Слайд 27Names: Pulcheria
Pulcheria Alexandrovna
Пульхерия Александровна
“Poolch-yer-ee-ya
Aleks-san-dralv-na”
Слайд 28Names: Raz
Dmitri Prokofitch Razumihin
Дмитрий Прокофьич Разумихин
“Deh-mee-tree-ye
Pralk-al-feech
Raz-oo-mee-cheen”
Слайд 31Names: Marmeladov
Semyon Zaharovitch Marmeladov
Семён Захарович Мармеладов
“Syemyon
Za-cha-ral-veech
Marmel-adalv”
Слайд 32Names: Svid
Arkady Ivanovitch Svidrigaïlov
Аркадий Иванович Свидригайлов
“Ar-kad-eey
Ee-vano-veech
Sveed-ree-gahy-lav”
Слайд 33Names: Leb
Andrey Semyonovitch Lebeziatnikov
Андрей Семёнович Лебезятников
“An-dr*yey
Syemyon-nal-veech
Le-byez-yat-nee-kalv”
Слайд 42Issues
The crazy alphabet (o does not = o)
The “b” thing
Discovering vowels
NOT
using wikipedia
Tedious (Unicodes, formatting)
Tedious (Unicodes, formatting)
Слайд 43Works Cited
“Crime and Punishment Dual Language E-Book.” Russian Lessons. 11 Feb.
2009 .
“Cyrillic Unicode Entities.” Pennsylvania State University: Teaching and Learning with Technology. 11 Feb. 2009.
“History of the Russian Alphabet.” Language Helpers. 11 Feb. 2009.
“Russian.” Omniglot: A Guide to Written Language. 11 Feb. 2009.
“Russian Cyrillic Alphabet.” Foreign Documents. 11 Feb. 2009.
“Cyrillic Unicode Entities.” Pennsylvania State University: Teaching and Learning with Technology. 11 Feb. 2009
“History of the Russian Alphabet.” Language Helpers. 11 Feb. 2009
“Russian.” Omniglot: A Guide to Written Language. 11 Feb. 2009
“Russian Cyrillic Alphabet.” Foreign Documents. 11 Feb. 2009
