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3 | 33.33% |
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6 | 66.67% |
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![]() If we look at the text written in cyrillic aplhabet during 17, 18, 19, and early 20 century you will see many differences. Usually when today we speak about the cyrilic alphabet we usually mean the version used in the early 20 century. Today modern Macedonian alphabet is good, we only need the " ъ " letter because we pronounce many words with it. For most Macedonians in the republic this letter is not acceptable but for me it is because i am more comfortable with the history and i can not consider it "bulgarian" because the cyrilic alphabet is made on basis on the Macedonian dialects and most of the slavic countries use it. Further more most Macedonians educated in Bulgaria and Macedonia used it extensively. My point is that all countries made some kind of reform to the older cyrilic alphabet so it is absolutely no problem we did the same. I will give some examples how people from Croatia, Bulgaria and Serbia wrote differently from today. Bulgarian cyrilic from 18 century. ![]() Croatian cyrilic 16 century. ![]() Quote:
![]() This is how Miladinovi brothers wrote in 1861. ![]() So none of them wrote with exactly the same letters they use today in Bulgaria, Serbia and Macedonia. If we go back in time let's say 13-17 century it becomes less and less understandable. It is because most of the books were meant to be read in churches for old-church slavonic language not in schools for the people that spoke the language at home. P.S. I saw there is a poll on this thread after i posted. My opinion is that this alphabet although close to today's alphabet should not be used. It was only a proposal from Pulevski. There are some symbols that are either obsolete and mean nothing or repeating or there are some symbols that can be replaced with others. So, as i said if i was to decide i was going to put only the "ъ" symbol because it is used in many words. (prvo) првo - "пръвo" or "първo" (drvo) дрво - „дърво" Last edited by ramo; 04-09-2014 at 09:05 PM. |
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![]() But pronunciation of „Џ“ is different (little but different) than pronunciation of "ДЖ" that bulgarians use if you mean about that. Last edited by ramo; 04-09-2014 at 09:19 PM. |
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![]() Maybe we should all stop wasting our time debating about what Cyrillic alphabet Macedonia should use.... BECAUSE it looks like Macedonia is abandoning Cyrillic altogether!
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![]() My ideal alphabet would be like this
Big letters: А Б В Г Д Е Є Ж З И І К Л М Н О П Р С Т У Ф Х Ц Ч Ш Ъ Я Small letters: а б в г д е є ж з и і к л м н о п р с т у ф х ц ч ш ъ я Then we would spell Macedonia like this Макєдонія like that or something similar because in old times we spelled Macedonia with ye and today with a regular e so the word Makje mother would disappear. I don't even know why ъ was removed it looked so nice and fitted perfectly in today it looks strange withouth the ъ i would have words spelled like this Църква, Кърв, пърст it also look strange withouth ъ for example the Greek occupied Macedonian city of Sobotsko Macedonian cyrillic spell it like this С'ботско and it looks strange it needs a ъ.... |
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![]() Hi Otis well i think that it would look strange writing only i all the time and that with ye i think it would be pronounced different if you only wrote ie
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![]() My opinion on the ideal alphabet would be this:
Big letters: А Б В Г Д Е Ж З Ѕ И Ј К Л М Н О П Р С Т У Ф Х Ц Ч Џ Ш Small letters: а б в г д е ж з ѕ и ј к л м н о п р с т у ф х ц ч џ ш |
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![]() Why get rid of [Џ]?
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![]() If someone asked when Macedonian became an alphabet. Would 1945 be the correct answer when the alphabet was codified or 9th century AD when the Cyrillic alphabet was created by the Macedonian Saints Naum and Clement as a simplified form of Glagolitic?
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