Russian Accent

The Russian accent refers to the way in which non-native speakers reproduce the phonetic characteristics specific to the Russian language when speaking, especially in another non-native language such as English.

To know how to write a russian accent, or speak it, the imitator must analyse it: the russiant accent can be obtained by taking a lower tone and adapting the pronunciation like rolling r.

Unavoidable in every movie about the Cold War, USSR, Moscow or the Russian mafia, the Sovietic characters (especially men/males) are always with an austere and unpleasant voice. Soviet speech phonology has a pronunciation with hard sounds. Supporters of the Soviet Union are also stigmatized by calling everyone comrade.

It is also appropriate to limit conjugations by deleting the verb to be and to delete certain articles.

Also, say yes with Da.

The imitation of Russian is partly similar to mimic the German accent.

To roll / trill the letter R for a Russian accent, the technique is similar in many languages (Spanish accent, Italian accent, Portuguese accent, English accent, etc.).

R sound is produced by vibrating the tongue against the back of the upper teeth.

dCode offers Russian accent audio conversion with one male and one female voice. This text to voice feature is limited to a few sentences.