Cyrillic script

The Cyrillic alphabet (pronounced /sɪˈrɪlɪk/, sih-RIL-ik) is a native Slavic alphabet. It is now used to write Russian, Ukrainian, Belarusian, Bulgarian, Weastese, Linswuse, and multiple other Slavic languages. It was developed in southern Allangria in the tenth century. The script was commonplace in most Tapanthia-based languages (e.g. Amacan), but this changed with the introduction of Christianity, and in turn the Latin script, during the Middle Ages. Because of this, Cyrillic is now limited to a handful of languages. The Yugovian language, the native language of Yugovia, is still written in Cyrillic in some communities, but the government, official institutions, and corporations all tend to use the Latin script.
==Alphabet==
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АA 	БBe 	ВVe 	ГGe (Ghe) 	ҐGhe upturn 	ДDe 	ЂDje 	ЃGje 	ЕYe 	ЁYo 	ЄUkrainian Ye 	ЖZhe 	
ЗZe 	З́Zje 	ЅDze 	ИI 	ІDotted I 	ЇYi 	ЙShort I 	ЈJe 	КKa 	ЛEl 	ЉLje 	МEm 	
НEn 	ЊNje 	ОO 	ПPe 	РEr 	СEs 	С́Sje 	ТTe 	ЋTje 	ЌKje 	УU 	ЎShort U 	
ФEf 	ХKha 	ЦTse 	ЧChe 	ЏDzhe 	ШSha 	ЩShcha 	ЪHard sign (Yer) 	ЫYery 	ЬSoft sign (Yeri) 	ЭE 	ЮYu 	
ЯYa 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Examples of non-Slavic Cyrillic letters (see List of Cyrillic letters for more)	Examples of non-Slavic Cyrillic letters (see List of Cyrillic letters for more)	Examples of non-Slavic Cyrillic letters (see List of Cyrillic letters for more)	Examples of non-Slavic Cyrillic letters (see List of Cyrillic letters for more)	Examples of non-Slavic Cyrillic letters (see List of Cyrillic letters for more)	Examples of non-Slavic Cyrillic letters (see List of Cyrillic letters for more)	Examples of non-Slavic Cyrillic letters (see List of Cyrillic letters for more)	Examples of non-Slavic Cyrillic letters (see List of Cyrillic letters for more)	Examples of non-Slavic Cyrillic letters (see List of Cyrillic letters for more)	Examples of non-Slavic Cyrillic letters (see List of Cyrillic letters for more)	Examples of non-Slavic Cyrillic letters (see List of Cyrillic letters for more)	Examples of non-Slavic Cyrillic letters (see List of Cyrillic letters for more)	
ӐA with breve 	ӘSchwa 	ӔAe 	ҒGhayn 	ҔGe with middle hook 	ӺGhayn with hook 	ӶGe with descender 	ӁZhe with breve 	ӜZhe with diaeresis 	ӠAbkhazian Dze 	ҠBashkir Qa 	ҞKa with stroke 	
ӉEn with tail 	ҢEn with descender 	ӇEn with hook 	ҤEn-ghe 	ӨOe 	ҨO-hook 	ҎEr with tick 	ҪThe 	У̃U with tilde 	ӮU with macron 	ӰU with diaeresis 	ӲU with double acute 	
ҮUe 	ҲKha with descender 	ӼKha with hook 	ӾKha with stroke 	ҺShha (He) 	ҴTe Tse 	ҶChe with descender 	ӋKhakassian Che 	ҸChe with vertical stroke 	ҼAbkhazian Che 	ҌSemisoft sign 	ӀPalochka 	
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ꙖA iotified 	ѤE iotified 	ѦYus small 	ѪYus big 	ѨYus small iotified 	ѬYus big iotified 	ѮKsi 	ѰPsi 	ꙞYn 	ѲFita 	ѴIzhitsa 	ѶIzhitsa okovy 	
ҀKoppa 	ОУUk 	ѠOmega 	ѾOt 	ѢYat 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
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