In Russia, the alphabet (алфавит) is also called the azbuka (азбука). The alphabet is the first two letters of the Greek alphabet "alpha" and "beta". And "azbuka" is the first two letters of the Cyrillic alphabet "az" and "buki".
Side note: the Armenian alphabet (which uses a script that is neither Latin nor Cyrillic but also derived from old Greek script) is called "ajbuben" in Armenian, after the first two letters "ajb" and "ben"
It is kinda funny how only Bulgarian has "az" to reffer as "I." While the rest use the last alphabet from the Cyrillic alphabet - "Я." Or in Latin "ja" or "jac" (Macedonian), despite in some dialects we have "яз" (jaz) and and "я" (ja) as to refer to "I." Even though in most cases in Bulgarian/Macedonian "я" and "ja" are used as pronouns of feminine like to her. For example: "Ще я направиш ли я задачата?" [Will (it) you make (it) the exercise?]
@@fanamatakecick97 А = A Б = B В = V Г = G Д = D Ђ = Đ Е = E Ж = Ž З = Z И = I Ј = Y К = K Л = L Љ = Ly М = M Н = N Њ = Ny О = O П = P Р = R С = S Т = T Ћ = Ć У = U Ф = F Х = H Ц = Ts Ч = Ch Џ = J Ш = Sh
@@czechistan_zindabad Slovakia and Slovenia too - you forgot. But as far as I know 80% of Czechia's population is atheist. Even though your main religion is still Catholicism like all Slavic countries who use Latin alphabet (except Serbia, Montenegro & Bosnia & Herzegovina which use both Cyrillic and Latin even if they are the Catholic, despite in Bosnia & Herzegovina there live as minority.) What I mean is Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian & Montenegrin used to be called "Serbo-Croatian" during Yugoslavia but split apart and "became" different languages even if these 4 languages are more similar to each other than Czech & Slovak lol. Most people will tell you the difference is regional and political mainly and not actual one. Serbian & Croatian may have more differences compared to let's say Bosnian & Montenegrin but pretty much most think they are like British, American and Australian English.
I love how Serbian used Cyrillic and Latin scripts. Both are absolutely beautiful. Currently learning Russian (past 9 months) but I primarily used Cyrillic when learning Serbian. Very cool language!
@@HeroManNick132 ik about Bosnian and Montenegrin. Bosnian using it the least out of the three. Croatian is probably extremely rare though. I’m pretty sure they were a catholic country and due to that they probably didn’t care for Cyrillic and uses Latin.
@@lunet1st488 Lol dude during Yugoslavia everyone spoke Serbo-Croatian which later split on Serbian, Bosnian, Montenegrin and Croatian. Most of these languages are intelligible with no issues just politics and religion division. Croatian could be a bit more different than Serbian and the rest but still 80%+ similar. I think Bosnians are bit like the Croats too - they have Cyrillic but 99% of the times they use Latin mainly because they don't want to promote Serbian nationalism and that's why. The Montenegrin alphabet has 2 letters that the rest don't have З́ (Ź), С́ (Ś). They are like an equivalent of SJ/СJ & ЗJ/ZJ.
To help foreigners to understand the Serbian Cyrillic Alphabet,if you learn these 30 letters,you can read and write Serbian no problem(it's fully phonetic,unlike Russian nor it has digraphs unlike Polish)although I would suggest you to learn Serbian with Latin Alphabet first as it may be easier. A E K M O T should be easy,В И Ј Н P С У Х may seem similar to English letters,but they are not(in order V I Y N R S U H) some may seems scary,but they exist in English as well Б Г Д З Л П Ф(B G D Z L P F) and others Ђ(this one is similar to Italian G in like Giorno)Ж(this one is like French J)Њ(this one is like Spanish N with ~ on top of it)Ћ(this one is like Italian C in Ciao,this one is most commonly found on end of Serbian last names)Ц(ts sound)Ч(ch sound,like in Chocolate)Џ(this one is like English J,Serbian Cyrillic is 1 of 2 Slavic alphabets that have this as independent letter instead of using digraph ДЖ or Dž)Ш(sh sound)Љ is only one that I don't know to what to compare in Western languages,it's common in Slavic languages.
For those who don't know about the usage of Jj (iot) is used to replace letters of the Russian alphabet, such as Яя (Ya), Ээ (Ye), Ыы (Yi), Ёё (Yo), Юю (Yu). Basically, J sounds like Y. For example, the name Jelena (Јелена) is pronounced iê-le-na. In Serbian, we say Ја (Ya) "Я", Је (Ye) "Э", Ји (Yi) "Ы", Јо (Yo) "Ё" , Ју (Yu) "Ю"
J in the latin alphabet was originally meant to be a short I and pronounced as it is in the slavic languages, thats why J and I look so similar. Y is an adaptation of the greek letter ypsilon (Υ υ) and was pronounced as I but with closed lips For some reason english switched J to Y and DŽ to J
@@Saber23the latin alphabet is good, the problem is that most of the time it uses Y for J and J for DŽ all because of english, the only language with such orthography while all the other languages use j for /j/ (й)
@@David280GG the Latin alphabet is only good for languages that developed with it, if Serbian loses its Cyrillic script it’ll be a massive blow to the language and it’s history
@@Saber23 No, Cyrillic is used just as much as Latin here in Serbia. The differences are notable in the northern (Vojvodina) and southern parts of the country. In Vojvodina, there are 4 official languages - and 3.5 are written in Latin script. Whilst in the south and central SRB, where only "true Serbians" live - Cyrillic is the major script. Of course, this does not mean that Cyrillic isn't used in the north nor that Latin isn't used in the south. In Belgrade I'd say that Latin is a bit more dominant 'cause it is certainly more international and Belgrade is the center of international events in Serbia.
The Serbian alphabet is very similar to the Russian alphabet, only with the absence of letters such as: Ёё ( jo / yo ), Йй ( j / y ), Щщ (shch ), ъ - a hard sign, ы ( y ), ь - a soft sign, Ээ ( e ), Юю ( ju / yu ), Яя ( ja / ya ). Сербский алфавит, очень даже похож на русский алфавит, только с отсутствием букв таких как: Ёё ( jo / yo ), Йй ( j / y ), Щщ ( shch ), ъ - твёрдый знак, ы ( y ), ь - мягкий знак, Ээ ( e ), Юю ( ju / yu ), Яя ( ja / ya ). Алфавит серб, ӟуч но алфавитэн туж кельше, кадь ӧвӧлы гинэ сыӵе букваос: Ёё ( jo / yo ), Йй ( j / y ), Щщ ( shch ), ъ - чурыт пусэз ы ( y ), ь - небыт пусэн, Ээ ( e ), Юю ( ju / yu ), Яя ( ja / ya ).
Концепцията на кирилицата е една и съща, друже! :) Без значение дали е македонска, сръбска, черногорска, украинска, българска, казахска, киргизка, монголска, татарска - все една и съща е, както латиницата, освен някои добавени или премахнати букви, с леки изменения в произношението, но на 75% всички са еднакви.
It is easier if you have someone to practise with. Or if you are familiar with Brazilian Portuguese: you can hear ћ (gente) and ђ (tarde) there. Ђ is even softer than the one in Italian 'giorno': after pronouncing the Italian one, lean the tip of your tongue down the back of your lower front teeth, press your teeth against each other and try again - there you have it! And ћ is also softer than in 'ciao' - try the same thing with the tip of your tongue while pronouncing this Italian sound to get it right. For Џ, which is harder than in 'giorno', do not use the whole surface of your tongue to touch the hard palate - touch it with the tip of your tongue right where you can feel the palate become rough, i.e. 1cm away from your upper front teeth. The same goes for Ч (also harder than in 'ciao') - start the practise with 'ciao' and change the position of the tongue. Hope this helps. :)
Ђђ - [d͡ʐ] How at the English (Jj) Ћћ - [t͡ɕ] How at the word "cheese" Џџ - [d͡ʒ] - How at the word "Geometry" Чч - [t͡ʃ] Is this how the at polish "CZ", čitati [ˈt͡ʃitati] With the slavic languages needed to speak slowly and calmly. As if you to sing on that language!
@@HeroManNick132 no, take the english alphabet a lot of sounds are missing some what the same goes for macedonian and serbian can be written into cyrrilic and latin
@@markonikolic1379 Lol but you don't have Ъ which is UH sound in Bulgarian. Plus most of these what are in Serbian, Macedonian exist in Bulgarian too. Also Macedonian has 1 letter that you don't have - S which is ДЗ/DZ in your language.
@@eddielupin4912 Подобно като вашето Ы, но не съвсем същото, защото Ы е съставено от ЪЙ, ала в някои случаи А се чете като Ъ. Например ,,ядат" се произнася като ,,ядът." Най-добър пример мога да ти дам с вашето ,,тигр" - ,,тигър"" или ,,rubber" на кирилица ще бъде ,,ръбър." Също ,,Щ'' на български се чете като ,,ШТ,'' а не като ,,ШЧ'' или като ,,ШЬ.''
Ё - JO Й/Ь - J Щ - ШТ (Bulgarian), (Russian) - ШЧ Ъ - Russian (no sound), Bulgarian like the words - Србиjа, цврст, прст, крв etc Ы - JИ Э - Е Ю - JУ Я - JА Е (Russian) - JЕ
Nice but there are a couple of mistakes. Жж needs to have horizontal line, you basically drew a star there. Also lower case letter Б should look like upper case one only smaller, the one you wrote is from Russian alphabet. Good effort tho
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Can you do the glagolitic alphabet? It was used in parts of modern day Czechia and Croatia and is still used on northwest Croatia for traditional purposes.
@@AlexMkd1984А защо ползваш български паспорт, татарче? Плачи, болен шовинистки мозък, но и ти си българин, въпреки, че сърбите са ви разбутали мозъците и вие сте пък по-големи идиоти от нас! Истината боли, а?
Није тачно. Глагољица киспрва била само обла, а касније настаје њена редакција - у Чешкој и Хрватској (*"бохемо-кроатица"). Прво српско писмо је била обла глагољица, као и међу осталим Јужним словенима (укључујући и оне азијате-монголо-албанце Бугаре и Македонце, који су били најближи настанку тог писма).
Љ in Serbian is written in latin/latinica as LJ, like the Slovenian capital: Ljubljana. It is mostly common in south slavic languages, Like: Serbian, Croat, Bosnian, Montenegrin (by some people recognized as one language, Serbo-Croat), Macedonian and Slovene (ofcourse other slavic languages too).
Љ in other who use the Cyrillic is written as ЛЬ. Basically Љ, Њ are just glued together to form 1 letter which in other languages it is made by 2 like ЛЬ, НЬ.
@@loudpepper8757 Защо и ти трябва да се отнасяш като останалите 1,4 милиона ,,македонци" с нас по този начин? Ти си българин и имаш български корени - не го ли разбра това?
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The Cyrillic alphabet created by Saint Cyril - Κύριλλος/Kírillos. A Hellene🇬🇷 Saint from Thessaloniki. That’s why many letters look like the Hellenic alphabet: Α, Β, Γ, Κ, Η, Ν, Υ, Μ, Χ, Φ In the past Russian also had Θ but they stopped using it.
@@Kolious_Thrace Cyril and Methodius' true origin is still unknown but they are half Greeks (Vyzantines) for sure. But it was made in the First Bulgarian tsardom - the Glagolic script in Veliki Preslav and then when after Cyril dies his students in honour of him create the so known Cyrillic script. They also were translating books from Greek into Slavic language too but yeah it is influenced from mainly on Greek for sure. But the irony is the Fyromanian guy who is a chauvinist "Macedonian" doesn't know that FYROM was created in 1944 and it has nothing to do with your Greek Macedonia. And FYROM at that time was part of the 1st Bulgarian tsardom.
@@HeroManNick132 from the fact that they new Hellenic and they translated the Gospels from Hellenic to Slavic means that they new Hellenic. Also the names have Hellenic origin. Κύριλλος / Kirillos derives from the Hellenic term Κύριος / Κírios meaning Lord, he who dedicated his life to the Lord and Methodios from μέθοδος /mèthodos. I’m tired of these people… There’s no other county on this planet like them! They are Bulgarians but they think they are great grandchildren of Alexander…
Ниси. Ти си провокатор. Само непријатељи користе ту заставу. Такође, Косово НИЈЕ Србија! -- Косово и Метохија СУ СРПСКИ! То је важна разлика. Али, ти је не можеш разумети, јер ниси Србин.
In Russia, the alphabet (алфавит) is also called the azbuka (азбука). The alphabet is the first two letters of the Greek alphabet "alpha" and "beta". And "azbuka" is the first two letters of the Cyrillic alphabet "az" and "buki".
In Ukrainian we call it абетка (abetka) that also means two first letters :)
Side note: the Armenian alphabet (which uses a script that is neither Latin nor Cyrillic but also derived from old Greek script) is called "ajbuben" in Armenian, after the first two letters "ajb" and "ben"
It is kinda funny how only Bulgarian has "az" to reffer as "I." While the rest use the last alphabet from the Cyrillic alphabet - "Я." Or in Latin "ja" or "jac" (Macedonian), despite in some dialects we have "яз" (jaz) and and "я" (ja) as to refer to "I." Even though in most cases in Bulgarian/Macedonian "я" and "ja" are used as pronouns of feminine like to her. For example: "Ще я направиш ли я задачата?" [Will (it) you make (it) the exercise?]
So that means in English it’s just
“Aybe”
@@TheShadowBall16 lol
Дивна наша ЋИРИЛИЦА
морамо се више потрудити око њеног очувања.
Велики поздрав из Србије.
Да.
Поздрав из Русије.
Исто
Поздрав из Украини (i don't know how to write Україна in serbian)
од каде ваша кирилица? вие ја украдовте од кирил и Методиј ваша кирилица 💪😂 да не смо Македонија неписмени че останевте 😂😂😂😂😂
Thank you! It's great. As a Serbian I'm really happy.
Can you, by chance, explain the characters that seem a bit out of place in Cyrillic? It really has me curious
🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
@@fanamatakecick97
А = A
Б = B
В = V
Г = G
Д = D
Ђ = Đ
Е = E
Ж = Ž
З = Z
И = I
Ј = Y
К = K
Л = L
Љ = Ly
М = M
Н = N
Њ = Ny
О = O
П = P
Р = R
С = S
Т = T
Ћ = Ć
У = U
Ф = F
Х = H
Ц = Ts
Ч = Ch
Џ = J
Ш = Sh
Omg I was just watching you the other day!! Ahh thank you so much for this ❤️ love from Serbia ^^
Well done! Just to mention that we still use the Latin script here, even in newspapers.
Ironically how Croats don't use the Cyrillic because of the Catholicism.
@@HeroManNick132 how is that ironic, that's the same case with Polish too
@@czechistan_zindabad Slovakia and Slovenia too - you forgot. But as far as I know 80% of Czechia's population is atheist. Even though your main religion is still Catholicism like all Slavic countries who use Latin alphabet (except Serbia, Montenegro & Bosnia & Herzegovina which use both Cyrillic and Latin even if they are the Catholic, despite in Bosnia & Herzegovina there live as minority.)
What I mean is Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian & Montenegrin used to be called "Serbo-Croatian" during Yugoslavia but split apart and "became" different languages even if these 4 languages are more similar to each other than Czech & Slovak lol. Most people will tell you the difference is regional and political mainly and not actual one. Serbian & Croatian may have more differences compared to let's say Bosnian & Montenegrin but pretty much most think they are like British, American and Australian English.
@@HeroManNick132 because croats is just catholic serbs who hate themselves at the point of hating everything Serbian
it still confused me, when one uses the Cyrillic and when is used the Latin?
Да... Кириллица прекрасна🤩🤩🤩
It looks so nice!
Поздрав из Србије!
пуши курац 😂
(srbiye)
I love how Serbian used Cyrillic and Latin scripts. Both are absolutely beautiful. Currently learning Russian (past 9 months) but I primarily used Cyrillic when learning Serbian. Very cool language!
So same goes for Bosnian, Montenegrin and even Croatian?
@@HeroManNick132 ik about Bosnian and Montenegrin. Bosnian using it the least out of the three. Croatian is probably extremely rare though. I’m pretty sure they were a catholic country and due to that they probably didn’t care for Cyrillic and uses Latin.
@@lunet1st488 Yes but most of the old generation know how to write in both still while the younger in Croatia doesn't
@@HeroManNick132 oooh I see. Ig that’s due to the politics between the countries or how close the countries are.
@@lunet1st488 Lol dude during Yugoslavia everyone spoke Serbo-Croatian which later split on Serbian, Bosnian, Montenegrin and Croatian. Most of these languages are intelligible with no issues just politics and religion division. Croatian could be a bit more different than Serbian and the rest but still 80%+ similar.
I think Bosnians are bit like the Croats too - they have Cyrillic but 99% of the times they use Latin mainly because they don't want to promote Serbian nationalism and that's why. The Montenegrin alphabet has 2 letters that the rest don't have З́ (Ź), С́ (Ś). They are like an equivalent of SJ/СJ & ЗJ/ZJ.
Would love for you to try Bengali alphabets! Love that you're trying out different letter from different places 🇧🇩
that sounds like a nice idea!
To help foreigners to understand the Serbian Cyrillic Alphabet,if you learn these 30 letters,you can read and write Serbian no problem(it's fully phonetic,unlike Russian nor it has digraphs unlike Polish)although I would suggest you to learn Serbian with Latin Alphabet first as it may be easier. A E K M O T should be easy,В И Ј Н P С У Х may seem similar to English letters,but they are not(in order V I Y N R S U H) some may seems scary,but they exist in English as well Б Г Д З Л П Ф(B G D Z L P F) and others Ђ(this one is similar to Italian G in like Giorno)Ж(this one is like French J)Њ(this one is like Spanish N with ~ on top of it)Ћ(this one is like Italian C in Ciao,this one is most commonly found on end of Serbian last names)Ц(ts sound)Ч(ch sound,like in Chocolate)Џ(this one is like English J,Serbian Cyrillic is 1 of 2 Slavic alphabets that have this as independent letter instead of using digraph ДЖ or Dž)Ш(sh sound)Љ is only one that I don't know to what to compare in Western languages,it's common in Slavic languages.
Macedonian too but they have 1 extra letter though - S (the only Slavic language that has Dz as letter).
Macedonian it's not only language that use dz, poles use that letter also, so it can say that fyrom language is fake and copy-pasted.
@@miloscarapic4502 srpski jazik e copy paste 💩
@@AlexMkd1984 Вашият език е създаден от тях, иронично, лицемер скапан
Љ sounds like Portuguese lh as in lhama (llama) or Italian gl as in figlio (son)
Wonderful!
I have been watching many of your videos but I never imagined you'd cover Serbian cyrillic!
Domo arigatou!
Greetings from Serbia!
For those who don't know about the usage of Jj (iot) is used to replace letters of the Russian alphabet, such as Яя (Ya), Ээ (Ye), Ыы (Yi), Ёё (Yo), Юю (Yu). Basically, J sounds like Y. For example, the name Jelena (Јелена) is pronounced iê-le-na. In Serbian, we say Ја (Ya) "Я", Је (Ye) "Э", Ји (Yi) "Ы", Јо (Yo) "Ё" , Ју (Yu) "Ю"
J in the latin alphabet was originally meant to be a short I and pronounced as it is in the slavic languages, thats why J and I look so similar.
Y is an adaptation of the greek letter ypsilon (Υ υ) and was pronounced as I but with closed lips
For some reason english switched J to Y and DŽ to J
Thank you for showing our beautiful azbuka to the world! Greetings from Serbia! 🇷🇸💛
It’s a shame the Latin script is being used more often in your country now then the Cyrillic
@@Saber23the latin alphabet is good, the problem is that most of the time it uses Y for J and J for DŽ all because of english, the only language with such orthography while all the other languages use j for /j/ (й)
@@David280GG the Latin alphabet is only good for languages that developed with it, if Serbian loses its Cyrillic script it’ll be a massive blow to the language and it’s history
@@Saber23 No, Cyrillic is used just as much as Latin here in Serbia. The differences are notable in the northern (Vojvodina) and southern parts of the country. In Vojvodina, there are 4 official languages - and 3.5 are written in Latin script. Whilst in the south and central SRB, where only "true Serbians" live - Cyrillic is the major script. Of course, this does not mean that Cyrillic isn't used in the north nor that Latin isn't used in the south. In Belgrade I'd say that Latin is a bit more dominant 'cause it is certainly more international and Belgrade is the center of international events in Serbia.
I was waiting for this video 😌 thanks!
The Serbian alphabet is very similar to the Russian alphabet, only with the absence of letters such as: Ёё ( jo / yo ), Йй ( j / y ), Щщ (shch ), ъ - a hard sign, ы ( y ), ь - a soft sign, Ээ ( e ), Юю ( ju / yu ), Яя ( ja / ya ).
Сербский алфавит, очень даже похож на русский алфавит, только с отсутствием букв таких как: Ёё ( jo / yo ), Йй ( j / y ), Щщ ( shch ), ъ - твёрдый знак, ы ( y ), ь - мягкий знак, Ээ ( e ), Юю ( ju / yu ), Яя ( ja / ya ).
Алфавит серб, ӟуч но алфавитэн туж кельше, кадь ӧвӧлы гинэ сыӵе букваос: Ёё ( jo / yo ), Йй ( j / y ), Щщ ( shch ), ъ - чурыт пусэз ы ( y ), ь - небыт пусэн, Ээ ( e ), Юю ( ju / yu ), Яя ( ja / ya ).
Концепцията на кирилицата е една и съща, друже! :) Без значение дали е македонска, сръбска, черногорска, украинска, българска, казахска, киргизка, монголска, татарска - все една и съща е, както латиницата, освен някои добавени или премахнати букви, с леки изменения в произношението, но на 75% всички са еднакви.
I know already 😛
@@HeroManNick132, то самое чувство, когда я смог понять тебя без переводчика :)
Is the third one udmurtian?
@@circvlvssalis yes...
Wow lepo napisano a da li možeš srpsku ćirilicu da pišeš pisanim slovima, bilo bi zanimljivo da vidimo to :D
хахахахахаха глуп србин ни писмо немате да не е македонија племе глупо
Serbian cyr confuses me
Ђђ Ћћ look almost the same and ЂЋЧ sound the same to non-natives
NO WAY I GOT THE ORDER RIGHT 😱
It is easier if you have someone to practise with. Or if you are familiar with Brazilian Portuguese: you can hear ћ (gente) and ђ (tarde) there. Ђ is even softer than the one in Italian 'giorno': after pronouncing the Italian one, lean the tip of your tongue down the back of your lower front teeth, press your teeth against each other and try again - there you have it! And ћ is also softer than in 'ciao' - try the same thing with the tip of your tongue while pronouncing this Italian sound to get it right. For Џ, which is harder than in 'giorno', do not use the whole surface of your tongue to touch the hard palate - touch it with the tip of your tongue right where you can feel the palate become rough, i.e. 1cm away from your upper front teeth. The same goes for Ч (also harder than in 'ciao') - start the practise with 'ciao' and change the position of the tongue. Hope this helps. :)
Ђђ - [d͡ʐ] How at the English (Jj)
Ћћ - [t͡ɕ] How at the word "cheese"
Џџ - [d͡ʒ] - How at the word "Geometry"
Чч - [t͡ʃ] Is this how the at polish "CZ", čitati [ˈt͡ʃitati]
With the slavic languages needed to speak slowly and calmly. As if you to sing on that language!
Ћ - pronounced as Italian "C" in "Ciao"
Ч - pronounced "CH" as in "Check"
Ђ - pronounced as Italian "G" in "Giorgio"
Kao i c, z, s
@@LetroScript actually untrue,
Ђђ - /d͡ʑ/
Ћћ - /t͡ɕ/
Чч - /t͡ʂ/
Џџ - /d͡ʐ/
Юху! Как раз Сербский учу, спасибо;)
Значи учиш и хърватски, босненски, черногорски също?
Добро пожаловать!
This is alphabet is beautiful, Glory to the Serbian brothers!
Браво! Можеш да дођеш и да живиш у Србији ако хоћеш!
Baš ga nešto zabole da dođe u srbistan, kinesku guberniju 😂
Kome boli šta? Hahaha baš smešno kad stranci pišu srpski 😂 btw znam da je japanac, od njega sam i naučio hiraganu i katakanu :D
срби на врби затоа косово ви го зедоа хахахаха
@@miloscarapic4502 циганска нација 😂
@@AlexMkd1984 severne makedonce u lonce
I've been waiting for this
セルビア語のбの形は、ロシア語とちょっと違って、δみたいらしいです。
たくみ先生は実際にこれをしました！コメントでこれに関するビデオをお願いました。ありがとうございました！
セルビアからご挨拶申し上げます！
I kinda like it, Thanks!
Дивна наша ЋИРИЛИЦА морамо се више потрудити око њеног очувања.Велики поздрав из Србије.азбукаалфавит ;-)
たくみんが同時に二本投稿するだなんて珍しくない！？7時に投稿しなかった分も投稿したってことかな？
I dont think theres any other alphabet that beats the perfection of Serbian Azbuka
Macedonian: *cries in the corner*
@@HeroManNick132 serbian is much better
@@markonikolic1379 You say that because you are Serbian.
@@HeroManNick132 no, take the english alphabet a lot of sounds are missing some what the same goes for macedonian and serbian can be written into cyrrilic and latin
@@markonikolic1379 Lol but you don't have Ъ which is UH sound in Bulgarian. Plus most of these what are in Serbian, Macedonian exist in Bulgarian too.
Also Macedonian has 1 letter that you don't have - S which is ДЗ/DZ in your language.
I've literally never seen someone write a lowercase Б like that.
That's a Russian style b. It creeps into Serbian Cyrillic for some reason; I think it comes from font creators that just assume it's the same.
@@lemmypop1300 it's russian block letter style б, while we write it same way in cursive unlike п and т...
Try the Bulgarian.
*NOTE:* Use the Bulgarian Cyrillic
Почти е като руската без Ё, Ы, Э. Ама все пак знаем откъде произлиза, нали? Трябва да сме горди с това поне!
один вопрос: как по-болгарски произносить букву "ъ"? Это что-то типо как "е"?
@@eddielupin4912 Подобно като вашето Ы, но не съвсем същото, защото Ы е съставено от ЪЙ, ала в някои случаи А се чете като Ъ. Например ,,ядат" се произнася като ,,ядът." Най-добър пример мога да ти дам с вашето ,,тигр" - ,,тигър"" или ,,rubber" на кирилица ще бъде ,,ръбър." Също ,,Щ'' на български се чете като ,,ШТ,'' а не като ,,ШЧ'' или като ,,ШЬ.''
@@eddielupin4912 FAKE bulgarian dont exist it stolen macedonian alphabet
@@eddielupin4912 ы
Okay but I need to know where ya got that pen ❤️
いつも🌸ありがとうございま🥰Большое спасибо 🙏 🌿🕊💞
ありがとう、あなたは最高です..あなたは素晴らしいです。私はあなたが続けることを願っています
Russian letters not in the Serbian alphabet: Ё Й Щ Ъ Ы Ь Э Ю Я
Ё - JO
Й/Ь - J
Щ - ШТ (Bulgarian), (Russian) - ШЧ
Ъ - Russian (no sound), Bulgarian like the words - Србиjа, цврст, прст, крв etc
Ы - JИ
Э - Е
Ю - JУ
Я - JА
Е (Russian) - JЕ
Great video! I'd love to see a video about the IPA.
素晴らしいビデオだね。ぜひ国際音声記号についてのビデオを見たい。
5:04 idk why but for some reason it's like finding out that the girl you've met has a "surprise"
transphobic
@@kannainjected Transphobicphobic
Finally! Thank you very much!
As a Serbian, i can confirm this is indeed correct!
Nice video! Поздрав из Србије!
I am Serbian and yes this is the correct way!!👍👍
Hvala!
Kosovo je Srbija!!!🇷🇸🇷🇸
Rus i srbin = braća zauvek!🇷🇺🙌🇷🇸
...
Arigatou sensei/ ХВАЛА ! / 🇷🇸❤️🇯🇵
@Парасолька ☂️ Украјинци кажу "ђакују". Ти ниси Украјинац.
@Парасолька ☂️ Ја нисам будала. Ти ниси Украјинац. Не дирај Украјину!
@Парасолька ☂️ Можда сам погрешио. Овде сам се обрачунао са много руских ботова, и осталих малициозних коментара. Ако сам погрешио, извињавам се.
馴染みのメンバーとの間によく見たら知らん人入ってきてる感が凄い…｡
Can you make...the same, but about kazakh alphabet, please;)
Make a video of non-Slavic variations of Cyrillic
like mongol (just mongol, buryat) or some türkic langs?
@@the_lyden Mongolian Cyrillic is like Russian but with 2 extra letters
@@HeroManNick132 monmgolian cyrlic dont exist its fake hahahaha fake like you
@@HeroManNick132 hey wannabe macedonian why you want to be macedonian? because you are fake 😂
bravo! ja sam srbin i volim te vbog videa
2:36 3:08 Note: THEY ARE STILL L AND N BUT WITH A J SO ITS NJ AND LJ
Nice but there are a couple of mistakes. Жж needs to have horizontal line, you basically drew a star there. Also lower case letter Б should look like upper case one only smaller, the one you wrote is from Russian alphabet. Good effort tho
読めないけど、上手いなあって感じる
Good handwriting
I don’t know what to do with myself I don’t know what to do with myself I don’t know what to do with myself I don’t know what I should have a choice to have my kids 👧 do I just have no one 1️⃣ know that and then I’m going back home 🏠 to do what you have no idea 🤷♀️ I just have nothing I just have my life is not my family I am just not happy 😊 but 🥅 I have to do it because I’m not in the same mood with my kids and my family ❤ and I have to be in the same place
万と方みたいな字かわいいです(*´ω`*)
Дを見るとギコ(,,ﾟДﾟ)を思い浮かべます
Прекрасна е Българската Кирилица, която сме дали на много народи по света!👍🇧🇬❤️❤️❤️🇧🇬💪
хахаха монголци хахаха аспарух нација цигани ни писмо немате неписмени глупи татари
mk.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%A1%D0%B2%D0%B5%D1%82%D0%B8_%D0%9A%D0%B8%D1%80%D0%B8%D0%BB_%D0%B8_%D0%9C%D0%B5%D1%82%D0%BE%D0%B4%D0%B8%D1%98
Can you do the glagolitic alphabet? It was used in parts of modern day Czechia and Croatia and is still used on northwest Croatia for traditional purposes.
Bulgaria too... Well also basically a traditional Slavic script
@@oliverspiler9101 бугарија са монголци 😂
@@AlexMkd1984А защо ползваш български паспорт, татарче? Плачи, болен шовинистки мозък, но и ти си българин, въпреки, че сърбите са ви разбутали мозъците и вие сте пък по-големи идиоти от нас! Истината боли, а?
Није тачно. Глагољица киспрва била само обла, а касније настаје њена редакција - у Чешкој и Хрватској (*"бохемо-кроатица"). Прво српско писмо је била обла глагољица, као и међу осталим Јужним словенима (укључујући и оне азијате-монголо-албанце Бугаре и Македонце, који су били најближи настанку тог писма).
5:36 ALFABETO COMPLETO COM LETRAS MAIUSCULAS E MINUSCULAS
Have fun doing our alphabet in cursive!
wow his handwriting doe 🥲
Он научился писать И слева EZ
Hvala vam
D Л JUST HAS A МЯГКИЙ ЗНАК ATTACHED TO IT.
Дивно
👍🌿Serbian
のような代替スクリプトで書いたことはありますか?
Љ in Serbian is written in latin/latinica as LJ, like the Slovenian capital: Ljubljana. It is mostly common in south slavic languages, Like: Serbian, Croat, Bosnian, Montenegrin (by some people recognized as one language, Serbo-Croat), Macedonian and Slovene (ofcourse other slavic languages too).
Љ in other who use the Cyrillic is written as ЛЬ. Basically Љ, Њ are just glued together to form 1 letter which in other languages it is made by 2 like ЛЬ, НЬ.
brate pises bolje od mene a japanac si
Поздрав од 🇲🇰 ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Tи си от Западна България!
@@HeroManNick132 Мрш бре.
@@loudpepper8757 Защо и ти трябва да се отнасяш като останалите 1,4 милиона ,,македонци" с нас по този начин? Ти си българин и имаш български корени - не го ли разбра това?
Cool
Why is there morse code sound in the background
Too lazy to translate since I'm tired
Translate now please
What pen do you use?
read the captors, f*ck
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3、万、方、中、山、これは１つ日本語ということに…
очень хороший 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Стхи йгу ярьмхи собсесьмхиыд хъит ави Русдан~
Pozdravljam iz Crne Gore
Sorry but my handwriting letter Dd is 2g this is not handwriting if you ask me
いつも超冷静な動画を作ってありがとうございました。
次はゲール文字を描いてくれませんか？
This way to write "б"...
Parabéns
Please Make All Basic Kanji
russo em a6b alpha beta A3BUKA АЭБ
Serbian alphabet: Аа, Бб, Вв, Гг, Дд, Ђђ, Ее, Жж, Зз, Ии, Јј, Кк, Лл, Љљ, Мм, Нн, Њњ, Оо, Пп, Рр, Сс, Тт, Ћћ, Уу, Фф, Хх, Чч, Џџ, Шш.
In Russia hi Привет
字は関係ないけど爪が綺麗すぎる笑
The cirilic alphabet is Bulgarian, they are quite a few versions such as Russian , Ukrainian and Serbian!
bugarska e dve crveni
The Cyrillic alphabet created by Saint Cyril - Κύριλλος/Kírillos. A Hellene🇬🇷 Saint from Thessaloniki.
That’s why many letters look like the Hellenic alphabet: Α, Β, Γ, Κ, Η, Ν, Υ, Μ, Χ, Φ
In the past Russian also had Θ but they stopped using it.
@@Kolious_Thrace Cyril and Methodius' true origin is still unknown but they are half Greeks (Vyzantines) for sure. But it was made in the First Bulgarian tsardom - the Glagolic script in Veliki Preslav and then when after Cyril dies his students in honour of him create the so known Cyrillic script. They also were translating books from Greek into Slavic language too but yeah it is influenced from mainly on Greek for sure.
But the irony is the Fyromanian guy who is a chauvinist "Macedonian" doesn't know that FYROM was created in 1944 and it has nothing to do with your Greek Macedonia. And FYROM at that time was part of the 1st Bulgarian tsardom.
@@HeroManNick132 from the fact that they new Hellenic and they translated the Gospels from Hellenic to Slavic means that they new Hellenic. Also the names have Hellenic origin.
Κύριλλος / Kirillos derives from the Hellenic term Κύριος / Κírios meaning Lord, he who dedicated his life to the Lord and Methodios from μέθοδος /mèthodos.
I’m tired of these people…
There’s no other county on this planet like them! They are Bulgarians but they think they are great grandchildren of Alexander…
@@Kolious_Thrace I'm also tired from them, but propaganda is too strong there! You're not the only one!
МЕЖДУНАРОДНЫЙ АЭРОПОРТ АФИН ЗАКЛИНАНИЯ ОБНОВЛЕНИЯ АБСОЛЮТ.
Im a serb and Косово је србија
Ниси. Ти си провокатор. Само непријатељи користе ту заставу. Такође, Косово НИЈЕ Србија! -- Косово и Метохија СУ СРПСКИ! То је важна разлика. Али, ти је не можеш разумети, јер ниси Србин.
@@ЈабланБоровић ја јесам Срб.живим у Врању и Косово је Србија!🇽🇰=🇷🇸
Sembra tantissimo al russo😂
alphavit or azbuks
#Multiocular #O
The б looks like 6
Looks like Russian Alphabet (Azbuka)
Е, не, руснако! Само вие сте център на света, както винаги...
After Ш is S
That was dropped out 200 years ago...
Јасам из босне и знам српски ђао како си
Ћ Ђ Es SIMILAR
Ашбука
This is serbian alphabet
АБВГДЂЕЖЗИЈКЛМЉМНЊОПРСТЋУФХЦЧЏШ
Веома лепо
Деятельности
Can you make Ukrainian alphabet? Or something about Ukraine. For example, 'rose' in different languages and in Ukrainian
Як буде 'rose'? Менi цiкаво
Надеюсь верно написал🙂
троянда?
@@user-un2wg9ns6v троянда 🌹 в українській
@@alastoria_va +
@@mykytka7133 У вас также есть слово "роза".
Try Mongolian script