Euro-Ukrainian Alphabet - Comparing Cyrillic and Latin

Comparing Cyrillic and Latin

With Digraphs

A a

Ja ja

B b

C c

Ć ć

Č č

Ch ch

D d

Ď ď

E e

Ě ě

F f

G g

H h

I i

J j

K k

L l

Ľ ľ

M m

N n

Ń ń

O o

P p

R r

S s

Ś ś

Š š

Šč šč

T t

Ť ť

U u

V v

W w

Y y

Ý ý

Z z

Ź ź

Ž ž

Cyrillic	Latin	Notes
А а	A a
Я я	Ja ja	starts a word
Б б	B b
Ц ц	C c
Ць ць	Ć ć
Ч ч	Č č
Х х	Ch ch
Д д	D d
Дь дь	Ď ď
Е е	E e
Є є	Je je or Ě ě * optional, used in some loan words, Ěvropa Ěvanhelija
Ф ф	F f
Ґ ґ	G g
Г г	H h
І і	I i
Ї ї	Ji ji
Й й	J j
К к	K k
Ль ль	Ľ ľ
Л л	L l
М м	M m
Н н	N n
Нь нь	Ń ń
О о	O o
йо	io
П п	P p
Р р	R r
С с	S s
Сь сь	Ś ś
Ш ш	Š š
Щ щ	Šč šč
Т т	T t
Ть ть	Ť ť
У у	U u
Ю ю	Ju ju
В в	V v or W w
И и	Y y
ий	ý
З з	Z z
Зь зь	Ź ź
Ж ж	Ž ž

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