Pronunciation: В
The pronunciation of Russian preposition в is pretty confusing, especially when it is followed by a consonant. (I've had a lot of tongue exercises for the past couple of weeks trying to learn Russian) Is it alright if I just omit it altogether and then use a prepositional case of the noun? (just when speaking, I mean). The case should basically illustrate the meaning of what's trying to be said. Other prepositions like о or на are pretty straightforward (so far). I hope it's not that dumb a question. Cheers.
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http://youtu.be/ylca55Xkfl0
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This is a very good and interesting question. I think you are right that sometimes we DO omit 'в'. It is just one of the things that happens naturally when we slur our speech. It is perfectly okay if you sometimes can't hear it. And yes it is still understandable.
On the other hand if you speak very clearly and omit it, it would not sound right.
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Take a look at http://russword.blogspot.ru/2011/09/lesson-14.html
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