Re: Cyrillic Rokbeigalmki Transliterations

Steg:

I just looked at the reworked chart, and I would say that too my eye
you've mixed up JE and DZHE. Most of my cyrillic reading is of Serbian or
of struggling through Macedonian, and both of those languages use DZHE for
/dZ/ and JE for /j/. I don't know about the other languages which use
these, but to me (and to anyone else who reads Serbian or Macedonian) it
looks odd.

----ferko

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