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6 hours ago · The Cyrillic alphabet is celebrated across the Slavonic-speaking world, but not only as an appreciation of literacy – it has a political dimension too. U sed by over 250 million people across the Balkans, Russia, Ukraine, the Baltic, Central Asia and as far as Mongolia, the Cyrillic alphabet, almost unique among the world’s alphabets, has ...
6 hours ago · Solving Problem Displaying Ukrainian Cyrillic Symbols with Custom Fonts. When working with custom fonts, it is common to encounter issues when displaying characters from the Ukrainian Cyrillic alphabet, especially when the font does not include letters such as І, Ж, Ї, etc.
1 day ago · The official alphabet for Adyghe is the Cyrillic script, which has been used since 1936. Before that, the Arabic script was used. In 2012, the Circassian Language Association (Adyghe: Адыге Бзэ Хасэ ; Turkish : Adıge Dil Derneği ; danef.com) in Turkey has issued a call for the Circassian people for the creation of a standard Latin ...
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6 hours ago · I have a problem with displaying the characters of the Ukrainian alphabet in custom fonts. Details: I had a custom Cyrillic font (Latin+Cyrillic), which did not include the Ukrainian letters І, Ї, Є, Ґ. The necessary characters were added using FontForge. After saving (OTF format) and reinstalling, everything worked fine (in particular ...
1 day ago · Copy and paste on Glyphs is not working. MergeGlyph looks manual job. What if I just need to merge: Roboto Latin Times new Roman Cyrillic In one font. What is the fastest way to do it? Resources online are zero. I love this community and this software. Thank you
6 hours ago · I’ve been exposed to a lot of Greek myths about gods and legendary humans but not once have I ever been taught anything about what the actual...
1 day ago · Bulgarian resounded in the Chamber of Deputies (the lower house of parliament) in Bucharest on Monday. Speaking from the rostrum, MP Gheorghe Nacov, the voice of the Bulgarian minority in Romania, greeted his colleagues in connection with Bulgaria's Alphabet Day, May 24, which is also officially Bulgarian Language Day in Romania.
