The Banned Letter: The History of Ukrainian’s ‘Ґ’ and ‘Ї’
Explore the fascinating political history of the Ukrainian alphabet, where a single letter can act as a revolutionary symbol. This post delves into why the Soviet Union banned the letter…
Unlocking the Universe of Languages
Explore the fascinating political history of the Ukrainian alphabet, where a single letter can act as a revolutionary symbol. This post delves into why the Soviet Union banned the letter…
Explore the fascinating linguistic divide in Belarus, where the choice between the official "Narkamaŭka" spelling and the classical "Taraškievica" is more than just grammar—it's a political statement. This article delves…
Tajik is the only variety of the Persian language officially written in Cyrillic, a result of turbulent 20th-century Soviet policies that saw the script change three times in two decades.…