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Is there a pronunciation guide for the Slavonic texts - printed in the Latin alphabet - in the BCC pew books? The pronunciation people use seems to be similar to the rules for pronouncing Slovak except perhaps for the location of the stress.
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Don't you mean similar to Rusyn?
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CRW, I don't suspect this will answer your needs, but it is a fascinating site of related interest that I came across not long ago Omniglot [omniglot.com] You might also want to take a look at Introduction to Church Slavonic [puluka.com] on the website of Steve Puluka, a member here. Many years, Neil
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Thanks, Irish, the second link had just what I need. D'akujem pekne.
I studied Slovak 20 years ago for family reasons and the rules seem to be close except for the placement of the accent - not indicated in Slavonic and regular in Slovak - and the length of vowels - indicated in Slovak by a mark on the vowel.
Of course one would expect the pronunciation of Slavonic in a Ruthenian church to follow the rules for Rusyn when written in the Latin alphabet. But finding that information is no easier than finding a direct answer to my question.
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