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strange3141 says
Windows Media Player has a Speed Control that few people know about. It is super, and you have continuous control over the speed of audio playback – either slower or faster. You can use this with any audio on-demand streamed over the internet, or for any mp3 or wma files you have on your hard drive. But of course it cannot affect any 'live' streaming audio.
I use this with free downloadable MP3 programs in Russian here: http://www.oneplace.com/ministries/thru-the-bible…
After downloading the mp3 file, start the playback in Windows Media Player, and then in the player menu, choose: View, Enhancements,
and then put a check-mark next to "Show Enhancements".
The enhancements include the Speed Control, and they show up at the bottom of the media player. If you see a different control, just click the right arrow repeatedly to cycle through the nice collection of controls until you see the Speed Control.
Other than this suggestion, I have Russian language teaching software from the Transparent Language company. All their Russian texts also have audio of a native speaker. There is a speed control for that built in to the program. Transparent Language costs $ 70 from their website, or $ 50 through ebay.
Daisy says
Check out the following blog: It is constantly updated and there are a number of recordings teaching how to pronounce words, phrases, sentences slowly in Russian recorded by a Russian native speaker.
Max says
There is a link to amazon page of Easy Russian for English Speakers. This is an audio training book which has lots of useful compbinations and phrases read at different speeds for easy learning.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0029CR6WM?tag=httpwww…
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Easy-Russian-For-English-…