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Description: Alphabetland Preschool is a locally owned Company that has been in business since 1971. Alphabetland and Alphabetland’s sister preschool (Merry-Go-Round) were converted to Alphabetland Preschool, LLC in 2008.
Throughout the years, there have been awards given to Alphabetland but most notably, Alphabetland was named several times in the Honolulu Advertiser’s “Best of the Best”. In addition, Alphabetland Preschool has had a wide range of alumni from a Rhodes Scholar, a state representative, to a U.S. President, as well as doctors, lawyers, and CEO’s.
Overall, Alphabetland has a solid reputation in the preschool business. Our staff is early childhood certified, nurturing and stable – many being with Alphabetland for decades. We invite you to take a look at Alphabetland and see why many families have trusted us with their most treasured love ones. If you would like to see our preschool facilities in person, feel free to come by anytime.
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- License Number:
13719 - Capacity:
78 - Age Range:
2 years to 6 years - Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
No - Current License Issue Date:
May 01, 2017 - District Office:
Oahu Child Care Licensing - District Office Phone:
(808) 587-5266 (Note: This is not the facility phone number.)
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Russian alphabet with numbering, letters in order
Russian alphabet: educational materials, tables, pictures. Letters: numbering, vowels and consonants, frequency.
- Russian alphabet. What is an alphabet?
- Letters of the alphabet
- One line
- How many letters are there in the alphabet?
- Vowels and consonants
- Uppercase and lowercase letters
- Symmetrical
- Letter numbers
- Letter frequency
- Spell frequency of words
- General table
The modern Russian alphabet consists of 33 letters.
The alphabet in its current representation has existed since 1942. In fact, the year 1918 can be considered the year of the formation of the modern Russian alphabet – then it consisted of 32 letters (without the letter ё). The origin of the alphabet, according to historical documents, is associated with the names Cyril and Methodius and dates back to the 9th century AD. From the moment of its origin until 1918, the alphabet changed several times, incorporating and excluding signs. At one time it had over 40 letters. The Russian alphabet is also sometimes called the Russian alphabet.
On our website for each letter of the Russian alphabet there is a separate page with a detailed description, examples of words, pictures, poems, riddles. They can be printed or downloaded. Click on the letter you want to go to its page.
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em N n en O o o P p p pe R r er S es T t te U u u F f ff X x ha Q t tse H h che Sh sh sch sch sha b b hard sign Y y y b b soft sign uh uh reverse yu yu yu i i i
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Often in written speech instead of the letter E. In most cases, replacement does not cause difficulties for the reader, but in the reader, but in some contexts require the use of the letter ё to avoid ambiguity. Russian letters are neuter nouns. It should be borne in mind that the style of the letters depends on the font. From the site you can download the alphabet or download the letters in pdf format (on each sheet by letter).
Letters of the Russian alphabet
Frequently asked questions about the letters of the Russian alphabet are: how many letters are there in the alphabet, which are vowels and consonants, which are called uppercase and which are lowercase? Basic information about letters is often found in popular questions for primary school students, in erudition and IQ tests, in questionnaires for foreigners on knowledge of the Russian language, and other similar tasks.
Single line
Capital letters
in order:
in order, separated by a space: A B C D E E F G I J K L M N O P R S T U V X T
in order with a comma: A, B, C, D, D, E, E, F, Z, I, Y, K, L, M, N, O, P, R, C, T, U, F, X, C, H, W, W, b, S, b, E, Yu, I;
in reverse order: YOYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
;
in order, separated by a space:
in order with a comma: a, b, c, d, e, e, e, f, h, i, d, k, l, m, n, o, p, p, s, t, y, f, x, c, h, w, u, b, s, b, e, u, i;
in reverse order:
Number of letters
How many letters are there in the Russian alphabet?
There are 33 letters in the Russian alphabet.
Some people, in order to memorize the number of letters in the Russian alphabet, associate them with popular phrases: “33 pleasures”, “33 misfortunes”, “33 cows”. Other people associate with facts from their lives: I live in apartment number 33, I live in region 33 (Vladimir region), I play in team number 33 and the like. And if the number of letters of the alphabet is forgotten again, then the associated phrases help to remember it. Maybe it will help you too.
Vowels and consonants
How many vowels and consonants are there in the Russian alphabet?
10 vowels + 21 consonants + 2 do not mean a sound
Among the letters of the Russian alphabet, there are:
The letter means sound. Compare: “ka”, “el” are the names of letters, [k], [l] are sounds.
Uppercase and lowercase
Which letters are uppercase and which are lowercase?
Letters are uppercase (or capital) and lowercase:
- A, B, V .
.. E, Yu, Z – uppercase letters, - a, b, c … e, u, z – lowercase letters .
.. E, Yu, Z – uppercase letters, Sometimes they say: big and small letters. But this wording is incorrect, since it means the size of the letter, and not its style. Compare:
B is a large capital letter, B is a small capital letter, b is a large lowercase letter, b is a small lowercase letter.
Proper names are capitalized, the beginning of sentences, appeal to “you” with an expression of deep respect. In computer programs, the term “letter case” is used: upper case letters are typed in upper case, lower case letters are typed in lower case.
Symmetrical
In the Russian alphabet, 11 letters have vertical symmetry (with respect to the Y axis): A, D, Zh, M, N, O, P, T, F, X, Sh. The left part of the letters coincides with the right part. If the letters are rotated from right to left, then their style will not change.
7 letters have horizontal symmetry (with respect to the X axis): B, E, Z, K, C, E, Yu.
The upper part of the letters coincides with the lower one. If the letters are turned upside down, then their outline will not change. Note that the lowercase e has no symmetry.
Vertical and horizontal symmetry of 5 letters: Zh, N, O, F, X. These letters are called mirror. The letter And becomes symmetrical when simultaneously rotated along two axes.
- A
Y - B
– - C
X - D
– - L
Y - E
X - Y
– - W
XY - W
X - Y
– - Y
– - R
X - L
– - M
Y - H
XY - O
XY - R
Y - R
– - C
X - T
Y - Y
– - F
XY - X
XY - C
– - H
– - W
Y - W
– - B
– - S
– - L
– - E
X 900 06 - Y
X - Z
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Press the buttons to check the rotation of the letters in the list above.
Numbering of letters
In some logical tasks to determine the next element in a series, in games when solving comic ciphers, in competitions for knowledge of the alphabet and in other similar cases, it is required to know the serial numbers of the letters of the Russian alphabet, including numbers when counting from the end to the beginning of the alphabet. Our visual “strip” will help you quickly determine the number of a letter in the alphabet.
- A
1
33 - B
2
32 - C
3
31 - D
4
30 - L
5
29 - E
6
28 - Y
7
27 - W
8
26 - W
9
25 - I
10
24 - Y
11
2 3 - K
12
22 - L
13
21 - M
14
20 - H
15
19 - O
16
18 - P
17
17 - R
18
16 - C
19
15 - T
20
14 - U
21
13 - F
22
12 - X
23
11 - C
24
10 - H
25
9 - W
26
8 - S
27
7 - b
28
6 - S
29
5 - b
30
4 - E
31
3 - Yu
32
2 - I
33
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P is the “middle” letter of the alphabet, A is the first vowel (1st position), I – last vowel (33- I position), B – the first consonant (2nd position), Щ – the last consonant (27th position) in the alphabet.
Letter frequency
There is a concept of letter frequency. Frequency shows how many times a letter is used in all words of the Russian language. The more often a letter is used in speech, the higher its frequency. In Russian, the letter O has the highest frequency, the letter Yo has the smallest. This means that there are many Russian words with the letter O and very few words with the letter Y.
In Russian:
letters O, E, A, I, N, T, C are often found;
letters Ё, Ъ, F, E, Shch, C, Yu, Sh, Zh, X are rare;
common vowels: O, E, A, I;
common consonants: H, T, C, R, V, L;
rare vowels: Yo, Yu;
rare consonants: Ф, Ш, Ц, Ш, Ж, Х.
The word “often” means a frequency above 4%, the word “rarely” means a frequency less than 1%.
The frequency of a letter is determined by the ratio of the use of the letter itself in speech to the number of uses of all letters in the Russian language. To calculate the frequency, the formula was used:
F letter = Q letter Q All ,
Where F is the letter – the frequency of the letter, Q letter – the number of use of the letter, q all – the number of consumption of all letters.
Materials of the National Corpus of the Russian Language were used to analyze the frequency of letters. The corpus contains information about the use of each letter of the alphabet in speech and the total number of letters used in all words of the Russian language, which is 505 266 851. Thus, the formula for calculating the frequency of a letter is reduced to the form F = Q letter 505 266 851.
Below the letters of the Russian alphabet, indicating the frequency in percent.
- A
8.01% - B
1.59% - C
4.54% - D
1.70% - D 90 055 2.98%
- E
8.45% - Yo
0.04% - W
0.94% - W
1.65% - I
7.35% - J
1.21% - R
3.49% - L
4.40% 9 0006 - M
3.21% - H
6.70% - O
10.97% - P
2.81% - R
4.73% - C
5. 47% - T
6. 26% - U
2.62% - F
0.26% - X
0.97% - C
0.48% - H
1.44% - W
0.73% - S
0.36% - s
1.90% - b
1.74% - e
0.32% - Yu
0.64% - I
2.01%
26% 9 0005 b
0.04%
Each letter of the alphabet has its own rank – a position depending on the frequency indicator. Since the letter O has the highest frequency, its rank is 1, the letter YO has the lowest frequency, rank 33.
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The frequency of words according to
In linguistics there is a concept of words frequency, which determines the ratio of the stages of the word to the total number of stage in speech. Within the framework of our project, the frequency of words by letters is understood as the ratio of words beginning with the corresponding letter to the total number of words in the Russian language. The counting formula is similar to the formula for the frequency of letters:
F word-letter = Q word-letter Q all words ,
words.
Let’s show the indicators calculated by us as a percentage for each letter. To analyze the frequency of words, the dictionary of N. Tikhonov was taken.
- A
3.26% - B
3.83% - C
6.36% - D
3.20% - L
4.20% - E
0.28% - Y
0.02% - W
0.64% - W
4. 36% 9 0006
- I
2.69% - Y
0.05% - R
6.22% - L N 005 R
4.93% - S
8.90% - T
3.62% - U
2.43 % - F
1.65% - X
1.20% - C
0.62% - H
1.02% - W
1.28% - W
0.16% 90 006 - b
0.00% - s
0.00% - b
0.00% - e
1.40% - S
0.15% - R
0.31%
36% 9 0006
Words beginning with Y are names of geographical features.
In Russian:
most words starting with the letter P,
most words starting with the letter O among vowels,
few words starting with the letters Yo, Y, Yu,
few words starting with the letter Y,
among consonants the least words starting with the letter Y,
no words on the letters b, b.
Taking into account the calculated indicators, the rank of a letter is easily determined by the number of words beginning with a letter.
- R
1 - C
2 - O
3 - B
4 - C
5 - R
7 - M
8 - W
9 - L
10 - B
11 - T 90 055 12
- A
13 - D
14 - I
15 - U
16 - L
17 - F
18 - E
19 - W
20 - X
21 - R
22 - W
23 - C
24 - R
25 - E
26 - W
27 - Y
28 - Y
29 - Y
30 - Y
31 - b
32 - b
32
9000 5 N
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Summary table
The table below shows the basic information about the letters: direct and reverse numbering, spelling, name, sound (transcription), absolute value of frequency, percentage value of frequency and rank of frequency.
No. ↓ ↑ |
Letter | % | grade | % | grade | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 – 33 872 a | Az | [a] | 40 487 008 | 8.01% | 3 | 3.26% | 13 | |||||
| 2 — 32 | B b | be | Buki | [b] | 8 051 767 | 1.59% | 21 | 3.83% | 11 9087 3 | |||
| 3 — 31 | V | V | [V] | 22 930 719 | 4.54% | 9 | 6.36% | 4 | ||||
| 4 — 30 | ge | Verb | [g] | 8 564 640 | 1.70% | 19 | 3.20% | 14 | ||||
| 5 — 29 | D | de | Dobro | 15 052 118 | 2.98% | 13 | 4.20% | 10 | ||||
| 6 – 28 | E e | e | Yes | [e] in the shock position or [and] in the unstressed position | 42 691 213 | 8. 45% |
2 | 0.28% | 26 | 33 | 0.02% | 30 |
| 8 — 26 | F w | f | Live | [w] | 4 746 916 | 0.94% | 25 908 73 | 0.64% | 23 | |||
| 9 — 25 | W w | w | Earth | [h] | 8 329 904 | 1.65% | 20 | 4.36% | 9 | |||
| Both | and | Below | [and] | 37 153 142 | 7.35% | 4 | 2.69% | 15 | ||||
| 11 — 23 | and short | [y’] (always soft) | 6 106 262 | 1.21% | 23 | 0.05% | 29 | |||||
| 12 – 22 | K k | ka | Kako | [k] | 17,653,469 | 3.49% | 11 | 6.22% | 5 | |||
| 13 – 21 | L l | el or el | Humans | [l] | 22 230 174 | 4. 40% |
10 | 2.16% | 17 | |||
| 14 – 20 | M m | em | Myslete | [m] | 16 203 060 | 3.21% | 12 | 4.52% | 8 | |||
| 15 — 19 | N n | en | Our | [n] | 33 838 881 | 6.70% | 5 | 6.09% | 6 | |||
| o | o | On | [o] in striking position or [a] in unstressed | 55 414 481 | 10.97% | 1 | 7.16% | 3 | ||||
| 17 – 17 908 73 | P p | p | Peace | [p] | 14 201 572 | 2.81% | 14 | 17.28% | 1 | |||
| 18 — 16 | R p | er | Rtsy | [r] | 23 916 825 | 4.73% | 8 | 4.93% | 7 | |||
| 19 – 15 | S | es | Word | [s] | 27 627 040 90 873 | 5. 47% |
7 | 8.90% | 2 | |||
| 20 – 14 | T | te | Solid | [t] | 31 620 970 | 6.26% | 6 | 3.62% | 12 | |||
| 21 – 13 | Y y | y | y | [y] | 13 245 712 | 2.62% | 15 | 2.43% | 16 | |||
| 22 — 12 | F f | ef | Fert | [f] | 1 335 747 | 0.26% | 31 | 1.65% | 18 | |||
| 23 — 11 | X x | xa | xx | [x] | 4904 176 | 0.97% 24 | 1.20% | 21 | ||||
| 24 — 10 | C | ze | C | [c] | 2 438 807 | 0.48% | 28 | 0.62% | 24 | 22 | 1.02% | 22 |
| 26 — 8 | W w | w | w | [w] | 3 678 738 | 0. 73% |
26 | 1.28% | 20 | |||
| 27 — 7 (always soft) | ||||||||||||
| 28 — 6 | b b | solid sign | 185 452 | 0.04% | 32 | 0.00% | 32 | |||||
| 29 — 5 | S | s | Ery | [s] | 9 595 941 | 1.90% | 17 | 0.00% | 31 | |||
| 30 — 4 | – | 8 784 613 | 1.74% | 18 | 0.00% | 32 9No .32% | 30 | 1.40% | 19 | |||
| 32 — 2 | Yu | Yu | Yu | [y] or [y’y] for iotated | 3 220 715 | 0.64% | 27 908 73 | 0.15% | 28 | |||
| 33 – 1 | I am | am | i | [a] or [d’a] for iotated | 10 139 085 | 2.01% | 16 | 0.31% |
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