Analysis of the positional patterns of the sound structure of the Turkish language in the context of teaching Turks the pronunciation of Russian consonants
This article discusses both differences and similarities in the positional patterns of the phonetic systems of the Russian and Turkish languages. The results of the analysis can be used in the course of building a course of Russian phonetics for Turkish students. This article describes the positional patterns of the Turkish sound system in order to predict the characteristics of the Turkish accent, due to the differences between the systems of the Russian and Turkish languages in the field of "positional" phonetics. In the Turkish language, which, unlike Russian, belongs to the number of languages of a predominantly syntagmatic sound system, there are a large number of various prohibitions on the compatibility of consonants. These prohibitions are quite often the reason for the erroneous pronunciation of consonants in the interfered Russian speech of the Turks. At the same time, in some situations, the positional patterns of the Turkish language can be used in the course of teaching Russian phonetics to a Turkish audience, since in Russian and Turkish languages in the field of "positional" phonetics, along with differences, there are similarities. The analysis of the positional patterns of Turkish phonetics was carried out in order to develop methodological recommendations aimed at eliminating the Turkish accent in the field of pronunciation of Russian consonants.