Glagolitic Alphabet: The First Slavic Script, Letter by Letter
The Glagolitic alphabet, the script Saint Cyril created around 863, with its letters, names, Cyrillic equivalents and history.
The Glagolitic alphabet, the script Saint Cyril created around 863, with its letters, names, Cyrillic equivalents and history.
How the Cyrillic alphabet grew out of the First Bulgarian Empire to become the script of Bulgarian, Russian, Serbian and dozens of other languages.
Every Bulgarian letter with its official Latin equivalent and English sound, plus the -ia rule and other exceptions.
All 30 Bulgarian letters sorted into familiar shapes, false friends and new letters, with their names and sounds.
Every Bulgarian letter sound with IPA and an English comparison, plus the four rules spelling does not show.