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Are there homographs in Russian that sound different besides the stress besides the stress?

E.g. like "read" in English:

I will read (ee) that book

VS

I have just read (e) that book

P.S. I hope the answer to this question won't be just "NO" :-)

Are there homographs in Russian that sound different besides the stress?

E.g. like "read" in English:

I will read (ee) that book

VS

I have just read (e) that book

P.S. I hope the answer to this question won't be just "NO" :-)

Are there homographs in Russian that sound different besides the stress?

E.g. like "read" in English:

I will read (ee) that book

VS

I have just read (e) that book

P.S. I hope the answer to this question won't be just "NO" :-)

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asked Mar 11, 2014 at 19:47

Are there non-stress-related homographs in Russian?

Are there homographs in Russian that sound different besides the stress?

E.g. like "read" in English:

I will read (ee) that book

VS

I have just read (e) that book

P.S. I hope the answer to this question won't be just "NO" :-)

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