in russian, the word for "to" is pronounced like the letter "f" in english, right?
how do you pronounce the "f" sound on its own in russian?

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in russian, the word for "to" is pronounced like the letter "f" in english, right? 
how do you pronounce the "f" sound on its own in russian?

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actually this preposition is "v", but russians pronounce "f" very often too, because it is unvoiced and therefore easier to pronounce :)

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usially we pronounce "v"

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Hi! what exactly do You mean? Your question is not clear.... 
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In most cases I would translate "to" into Russian like "к" (means direction to somwhere). And there is a lot cases when "to" has null translation, and merely turns the next noun into the dative case.

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Actually "в" is translated into English like "in" or even "into". I think it's better than "to", because "в" shows not any direction, but only directions into somewhere(to go "в" school)/who(to fall in love "в" her)/what(to put anything "в" this box). Also is used to say about an action made in some year (I've been born "в" 1988).

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