I am native russian speaker.
so, Chebisev can be pronounced both _Che_bishev and
Cheby_shov_. These both variants are used equally often.
It is my final and ultimate answer. :))
Aniko ÐÉÛÅÔ × ÓÏÏÂÝÅÎÉÉ <8t7bpp$iju$[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ...
>>>
>>> I need help breaking "kalma" into three syllables?-)
>>>
>>
>>The first one is silent.
>
>I don't understand your problem. The accent is on the _third_ syllable,
>that is on the first "o" in "Kalma_go_rov". It is usual to put the stress
>mark ' in front of the accented syllable.
>
>On a related topic: I have always wondered about the correct pronunciation
>of Chebysev.
>In Russia I heard it as Chebi_shov_, with the accent at the end. It all
>reduces to the question of exact spelling in Russian: is the second vowel
an
>"e" or "umlaut e" (the one with two dots). Unfortunately printed text do
not
>distuinguish these letters. So, does anybody know which is the correct
>spelling and pronunciation?
>
>Aniko
>
>
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