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  @user-ui9jo5dj3c18 күн бұрын

  В фильме Хмель

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  @Katia0874Ай бұрын

  Голос, улыбка все те же из детства 😊 Очень красивая девушка!

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  @jessiejb4684 Жыл бұрын

  Very informative presentation! With the current conflict, this man should be all over our media explaining what lead to this outcome, but unfortunately our gov and media would rather point the finger and demonize Russia. The west has been looking at this all wrong and because of that, the easily avoidable war was instead provoked.

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  @maalmi2 жыл бұрын

  Great lecture, thanks for posting!

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  @spacemunky81642 жыл бұрын

  Give the west an inch they literally do take more than a mile nato should of broke up when the Warsaw pact did quid pro quo not one inch more. Isn't it ironic zelensky Jewish allows right wing nutters to intimidate Russians?! Or am I wrong?

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  @spacemunky81642 жыл бұрын

  Where is the logos in all this

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  @spacemunky81642 жыл бұрын

  I'm baffled by what's happening I don't know who or what to believe I fear putin will have no choice but to press the button

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  @duoglass832 жыл бұрын

  Верка... Назад, в юность... Спасибо за добрые роли!

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  @rusua91822 жыл бұрын

  Улыбка та же

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  @user-lr4lu1fi2d3 жыл бұрын

  она снималась в фильме магистраль

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  @user-hn7jb2se1d3 жыл бұрын

  Мне НИКТО и НИКОГДА не кричал так пронзительно-Дурак,я же люблю тебя!!!..........Ради ТАКИХ слов можно и нужно ЖИТЬ!!

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  @user-tp1fq9sv6c2 жыл бұрын

  Максим, дурак, я же люблю тебя!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  @user-rj4bf3ck8y3 жыл бұрын

  Я не понимаю восторженных комментариев, адресованных посредственным актерам, солистам. Возможно, это дело вкуса - именно кому-то Марина нравится. Ну и на здоровье, но до трех восклицательных далеко. И печатать это для всех ни к чему, лучше направьте ваш отзыв лично Марине. Классная актриса? Вряд ли. Красавица? Дело вкуса. Чарующий голос? Таких десятки тысяч. Хороший человек? Не знаю. Отец с возможностями? Да...

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  @user-tp1fq9sv6c2 жыл бұрын

  ну, она хоть кто-то. Хоть кому-то нравится. Причем многим. А ты вообще никто. Только обсирать и можешь. За этим в ютуб заходишь?

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  @Agnessa.ivi.neurochirurg Жыл бұрын

  Вы весьма ошибаетесь, таких единицы..с таким голосом и исполнением…вероятно Вы не слушали Тоску в исполнении Марины Трегубович…

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  @user-rk7nq8rp4i3 жыл бұрын

  Время меняет Человека внешне, но голос с его индивидуальной интонацией и дикцией остаётся узнаваем практически всю жизнь, как в этом интервью, здесь он стал просто более взрослым. Красивая Женщина, красивый Голос и просто, красивый Человек - Трижды о Любви! 🙏❤️❤️❤️

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  @np82784 жыл бұрын

  Марина так интересно и подробно рассказывает о своей деятельности, а мы тут все похоже после "Трижды о любви". Гениальная работа там у неё, папа разглядел талант у дочери.

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  @user-ym4xn4um3u4 жыл бұрын

  трижды красавица

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  @user-hq9nk2jy7q4 жыл бұрын

  Как была таки есть красавица!

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  @akylni9zaliev9294 жыл бұрын

  тот же голос из трижды о любви когда она кричит ему вслед.....дурак, я же люблю тебя

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  @JoshOSU734 жыл бұрын

  Love me some Feldstein! :)

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  @worththewatch15174 жыл бұрын

  Good talk !

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  @gorabramyan5 жыл бұрын

  Трижды о любви !!!

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  @bmwe38995 жыл бұрын

  Марина вы такая красавица в фильме 3-ды олюбви и Магистраль я никогда толком не смотрю советские фильмы но тут случайно посмотрел один фильм и заметил там вас я специально ставил на паузу проматывал назад чтобы разглядеть вас потом в титрах нашёл ваше имя и уже нашёл вас полностью вы очень красивая никогда не знал о вас но теперь вы на первом месте!!!

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  @bmwe38995 жыл бұрын

  Смотрел фильм Трижды о любви и Марина там такая красавица!!!

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  @franzmaycha71886 жыл бұрын

  Thank you very much for sharing

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  @ThePalsSk7 жыл бұрын

  I am native slovak speaker and I strongly disagree with the presenter, presenting the idea at 51:20 that Czech and Slovak lost the palatization. It is not true, we still have quite complex system of palatization and in some words the palatization changes the meaning as in following: byt [bit] flat / byť [bit(y)] to be lad [lad] harmony / ľad [l(y)ad] ice rola [rola] role / roľa [rolya] field mys [mis] cape / myš [mish] mouse etc. there is not much of these examples but they indeed keep existing and therefore I don't agree that palatization has dissapeared from Slovak, or Czech.

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  @rff0006 жыл бұрын

  I am the presenter and I will answer the Czech and Slovak questions about palatalization. Both Czech and Slovak have PALATAL consonants, but not PALATALIZED, as in Russian. Palatal consonants have a single primary point of articulation at the palate, but PALATALIZED consonants have two points of articulaton, such as dental PLUS palatal.

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  @rff0006 жыл бұрын

  All of your examples show PALATAL consonants, with a single point of articulaton at the palate. PALATALIZED is something different, having two points of articulation: one at the palate and one somewhere else, such as the labial or dental points of articulation, which may be combined with palatal in Russian, to produce palatalized labials or palatalized dentals. Russian, Belarusian, Ukrainian, Bulgarian, and Polish can have such palatalized consonants, with two points of articulation, but they are very limited in Polish.

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  @Martytoofree6 жыл бұрын

  Although palatalization in Czech disappeared and thus lost its phonological significance, it significantly influenced its consequences of morphology, word-formation and spelling (soft and hard patterns of declension, alternation of sounds, writing of i / ě/ y, etc.) of contemporary language. in my oppinion it still exists in many czech and slovak dialects, like sillesian dialects that are very close to polish..

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  @rff0005 жыл бұрын

  Note this quote from Horace Lunt's review of a work by Charles Hockett, in which Hockett also confuses palatal and palatalized: "Hockett refuses to recognize the well-known, frequently described phonetic phenomenon called palatalization: the double articulation whereby a labial, dental (and alveolar), or velar articulation is accompanied by a raising of the center of the tongue which flattens the oral resonator and enlarges the pharyngeal orifice, producing a characteristic effect which is fundamental in the phonemic system of Russian and many other languages. The distinction between palatal consonants (a single articulation, usually dorsal, somewhere between clearly dento-alveolar and clearly velar) and palatalized consonants (double articulation) is a simple one and sets, for example, Czech sharply off from Russian, despite the fact that impressionistically the effect of, say, a voiceless palatal stop and voiceless palatalized dental (or alveolar) stop may seem somewhat siinilar to observers who do not have such phonemes in their own language." In Word 11:4 (1955), p. 619

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  @JoshOSU734 жыл бұрын

  You really should be more careful before attacking a revered linguist like Ronald Feldstein. Do you honestly think that he would post a video of him getting something wrong that would doom any MA student on their exam? Jordan Peterson's, Rule 9: Assume that the person you are listening to might know something you don’t.

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  @nowiswow187 жыл бұрын

  Would you believe Duke linguistics professor Dr. Andrews is a Southern girl from Alabama and is a virtuoso on the clarinet and the accordion, too? Here she is playing guitar and singing Russian folk songs in St. Petersburg, Russia. Amazing!

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  @toyva0077 жыл бұрын

  I'm sorry, but contrary to the presenter (52:20), palatalization still seems to exist in the Czech language. Both daň (tax) and dán (given) are standard Czech words and have distinct pronunciation (palatalized ň vs. non-palatalized n) and meaning (tax vs. given), similar to the Russian example discussed in the beginning. Moreover, Jakobson should have been aware of both words, as he spent almost 10 years of his life in Czechoslovakia in late 1920- s - early 1930-s.

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  @rff0005 жыл бұрын

  There is a phonetic difference between PALATAL and PALATALIZED consonants, which is the basis of Jakobson's book. In Czech, Slovak, Serbian, Croatian, etc., we have PALATAL n, for example. The primary articulation is at the palate. In Russian, Belarusian, Ukrainian, East Bulgarian, we have palatalized, which have a double articulation: dental plus palatal, labial plus palatal, etc. This is the essential difference. I have now translated the entire book with a commentary, which you can find at: mitpress.mit.edu/books/remarks-phonological-evolution-russian-comparison-other-slavic-languages. My commentary explains the difference between palatal and palatalized, which many people (even well-known scholars) ignore. However, Jakobson and his colleague Horace Lunt emphasized this difference.

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  @JoshOSU734 жыл бұрын

  @@rff000 Your patience is admirable. :)

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  @rff0004 жыл бұрын

  @@JoshOSU73 Thanks for your comment. Most people have no idea of the difference between palatalized and palatal. If someone can learn about this here, that's progress! I once spent some time in Ukrainian Transcarpathia, near the Slovak border, and the local dialects have palatals in place of standard Ukrainian palatalized. So, it's a slippery slope because palatal vs. palatalized is rarely if ever used for phonemic opposition and is viewed as an insignificant difference. But it has important implications for the system, as shown by Jakobson and others.

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  @koljivanov40507 жыл бұрын

  Good..