>> Well I have the beginnings of a Madzhi website up now.
>>
>> You can see (if you care), the Madzhi Cyrillic script with IPA values
>> here:
>>
>>
http://www.angelfire.com/nb/madzhi/alf.html
>
> Uh...would it hurt too much to distinguish /k/, /C/, and /J/ a
>little bit
>more? I mean, assuming that these would have been hand-written for much
>of
>their history, a little more distinctiveness would seem appropriate. But
>that's just me. :)
This orthography comes from the 1966 spelling reform, which adapted a
number of the new Cyrillic letters introduced in the Soviet Union. Prior
to 1966, the orthography was still Cyrillic, but quite different. I'll put
that up too, when I've worked it out solidly.
Besides that - I've been hadnwriting with it, and it looks different
enough. I'll scan some in later and we can see. :)
---ferko