Examples of using Cyrillic script in English and their translations into Slovak
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This is Cyrillic script.
But it only works for the Serbian and Bulgarian Cyrillic script.
The. eu extension in the Cyrillic script(. eю) is launched.
EURid starts the delegation process for. eu in the Cyrillic script.
Belarusian uses a Cyrillic script that has 34 letters.
Ten years later, it was replaced by adapted Cyrillic script.
Offers the Cyrillic script version of the. eu top-level domain.
Serbo-Croatian can be written in either the Latin or Cyrillic script.
Unfortunately they would written his name in Cyrillic script,” he says, chucking a peanut in his mouth.
The Cyrillic script is officially used in the Republic of Kazakhstan and Bayan-Ölgiy Province in Mongolia.
At different times during the 20thcentury Turkmen was written in the Arabic and Cyrillic script.
EURid is the registry manager of the. eu and. ею(Cyrillic script) country code top-level domains upon appointment of the European Commission in 2003.
Please read the Terms and Conditions and Registration Policy regarding domain names under the. eu or.ею(Cyrillic script) extensions.
In official usage, the Latin script is used,but colloquially the Cyrillic script is often found, and both may be used in the media.
The EU used to only havetwo official alphabets but when Bulgaria joined it had to add a third, the Cyrillic script.
Turkmen was historically written with the Arabic and then Cyrillic scripts but now uses the Latin alphabet.
Written Ossetian may be immediately recognized by its use of the Cyrillic letter Ae(Ӕ ӕ),a letter to be found in no other language using Cyrillic script.
Bulgarian, Serbian, Macedonian, Belarussian, Ukrainian and Russian use the Cyrillic script, each with slight variations of specific letters.
The Serbian language and Cyrillic script shall be in official use in the work of the Assembly, along with the Hungarian, Slovak, Croatian, Romanian and Ruthenian languages and their respective scripts, in accordance with the law.
The first efforts to publish in Romaniwere undertaken in the interwar Soviet Union(using the Cyrillic script) and in communist Yugoslavia.
In the work of the Assembly, in addition to the Serbian language and Cyrillic script, Hungarian, Slovak, Croatian, Romanian and Ruthenian languages and their scripts are in equal official use, in conformity with the law.
The Armenian written script was developed in the early 5th Century AD, originally consisting of 36 alphabetical figures,with three more figures later being incorporated into the alphabet from the Cyrillic script during the 19th Century.
Kyrgyz has been written with the Perso-Arabic script in the past andstill is in China, but the Cyrillic script has been official in Kyrgyzstan since 1940, despite attempts to move across to the Latin alphabet.
Although the Cyrillic script is officially used in Mongolia, there have been efforts to revitalise the traditional Mongolian script which runs in vertical columns from left to right and is still used in Inner Mongolia.
In the work of the Assembly, in addition to the Serbian language and Cyrillic script, Hungarian, Slovak, Croatian, Romanian and Ruthenian languages and their scripts are in equal official use, in conformity with the law.
In addition to the Serbian language and Cyrillic script, in the official use in the work of AP Vojvodina authorities are Hungarian, Slovak, Croatian, Romanian and Ruthenian languages and their respective scripts, in conformity with the law.
In addition to Serbian and the Cyrillic script, in its work, the Provincial Government shall guarantee the equal official use of the Hungarian, Slovak, Croatian, Romanian and Ruthenian and their respective scripts, in accordance with the law.