The Russian cursive alphabet — all 33 letters — plus the old Russian alphabet's four
37 letters
А аа (a). Sounds like /ä/Б ббэ (be). Sounds like /b/В ввэ (ve). Sounds like /v/Г ггэ (ge). Sounds like /ɡ/Д ддэ (de). Sounds like /d/Е ее (ye). Sounds like [e]Ё ёё (yo). Sounds like [jɵ]Ж жжэ (zhe). Sounds like /ʐ/З ззэ (ze). Sounds like /z/И ии (i). Sounds like /i/Й йи краткое (i-kratkoye). Sounds like /j/К кка (ka). Sounds like /k/Л лэль (el). Sounds like /l/М мэм (em). Sounds like /m/Н нэн (en). Sounds like /n/О оо (o). Sounds like /ɔ/П ппэ (pe). Sounds like /p/Р рэр (er). Sounds like /r/С сэс (es). Sounds like /s/Т ттэ (te). Sounds like /t̪/У уу (u). Sounds like /u/Ф фэф (ef). Sounds like /f/Х хха (ha). Sounds like /x/Ц ццэ (tse). Sounds like /t͡s/Ч чче (che). Sounds like /t͡ʃ/Ш шша (sha). Sounds like /ʃ/Щ щща (shcha). Sounds like /ɕː/Ъ ътвёрдый знак (tvyordy-znak). Sounds like ʺЫ ыы (y). Sounds like /ɨ/Ь ьмягкий знак (myagky-znak). Sounds like ʹЭ ээ (e). Sounds like /e/Ю юю (yu). Sounds like yuЯ яя (ya). Sounds like ya
The old Russian alphabet: four letters abolished in 1918
Old Cyrillic letters you will meet in anything written before the orthographic reform — not part of the modern alphabet.
Print the whole chart
All 37 letters on one sheet, printed form beside handwritten.