Re: A little help with Cyrillic

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        Thanks to Yitzik, Danny, and Ferko for their responses. After looking at how
other langauges use digraphs, trigraphs, and even quadgraphs, as well as
invent new characters, I think that my best bet would just be to use the hard
sign as a digraph; thus, /T/ would be s" and /K/ would be l". It makes the
most sense, since the back story is that the Soviet linguists working on the
language back in the 20's and 30's would not have probably not been to eager
to extend the bounds of what they could produce with their typewriters.
        :Peter
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