Today, the Cyrillic alphabet is used by Slavic, Turkic, Uralic, Caucasian and other nations, including Mongolia, which adopted it in 1941. Go to accessibility shortcuts.

890s - Earliest form of the Cyrillic alphabet - later versions of which are now used in dozens of Slavonic languages - is created by Bulgarian scholars. 1018-1185 - Bulgaria comes under Byzantine ...

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 its own ...

On the other hand, Serbs and their immediate Croat and Bosnian neighbors speak such closely related languages they can understand each other, though their religions and alphabets are quite different. ...

In 1946, Mongolia announced that it would change its official alphabet to Cyrillic, ceasing the use of bichig. Mongolia’s government continues to use the Cyrllic alphabet to this day.

Montenegrin shares striking similarities with other South Slavic languages like Serbian, Croatian, and Bosnian. These languages exhibit commonalities in vocabulary, grammar, and phonetics due to their ...

The poster showed a map of Bosnia divided along the line stretching from its north to the south, with caption written both in Latin and Cyrillic alphabet that says: “A division we are fighting for.” ...

Though such attempts are two-decade-old, using the Cyrillic alphabet is a new one,” said an officer from the cyber cell of Kolkata Police.

Letters from other alphabets, such as Cyrillic and Greek, can look nearly identical to letters in the English alphabet. Here’s what to know about homograph attacks.