0000002297 00000 n 0000046991 00000 n Between 1838-1991, it was written with the Cyrillic alphabet. 0000222812 00000 n 0000361858 00000 n Also, some consonants can be represented by more than one letter. 0 497 70 0000016126 00000 n %PDF-1.6 %���� 0000153262 00000 n AZERBAIJANI CYRILLIC Table of Correspondences, Cyrillic-Roman BGN/PCGN 1993 Agreement Azerbaijani, also known as Azeri, is the official language of Azerbaijan. In 1991, the Azerbaijani government adopted the Roman alphabet to replace the existing Cyrillic alphabet. Between 1929–1938, it was written in a version of the Roman alphabet. 0000081557 00000 n In Iran, the Persian-Arabic alphabet, with a few letters created especially for Azerbaijani, has remained in use; however, there is no standard for written Azerbaijani in terms of spelling. 0000339070 00000 n 0000223086 00000 n 0000024902 00000 n trailer 0000362970 00000 n Until 1929, both forms of Azeri used the Arabic alphabet. 0000339950 00000 n 0000362395 00000 n Azerbaijani Alphabet. Source: Wikipedia endstream endobj 565 0 obj<>/Size 497/Type/XRef>>stream 0000082923 00000 n 497 0 obj <> endobj 0000217295 00000 n Azerbaijani alphabet. 0000019202 00000 n 0000106784 00000 n The better you pronounce a letter in a word, the more understood you will be in speaking the Azerbaijani language. Although use of Ä ä (also used in Tatar, Turkmen, and Gagauz) seems to be a simpler alternative as the schwa is absent in most character sets, particularly Turkish encoding, it was reintroduced; the schwa had existed continuously from 1929 to 1991 to represent Azeri’s most common vowel, in both post-Arabic alphabets (Latin and Cyrillic) of Azerbaijan. 0000105869 00000 n 0000362131 00000 n 0000018243 00000 n When compared to the historic Latin alphabet: Ğğ has replaced the historic Ƣƣ (which was represented in Cyrillic by the stroked Ғғ); the undotted Iı (also used in Turkish) has replaced the historic soft sign; the dotted İi (also used in Turkish) has replaced the historic soft-dotted Ii; Jj has replaced the historic Ƶƶ; Öö has replaced the historic Ɵɵ; Üü has replaced the historic Үy; and Yy has replaced the historic Jj. 0000022466 00000 n 0000081825 00000 n %%EOF 0000025070 00000 n Since 1992 the Azerbaijani alphabet is the same as the Turkish alphabet, except for Әə, Xx, and Qq, the letters for sounds which do not exist as separate phonemes in Turkish. 0000106475 00000 n 0000363081 00000 n 0000339571 00000 n 0000016263 00000 n 0000152589 00000 n 0000149679 00000 n 566 0 obj<>stream 0000047170 00000 n
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0000021696 00000 n 0000218268 00000 n 0000362857 00000 n 0000149358 00000 n x�bbbg`b``Ń3� ���ţ�1� ,] However, on May 16, 1992, it was replaced by the historic schwa (Ə ə). In Azerbaijan, the Azerbaijani language has been written in the Latin alphabet since 1991 and Cyrillic has fallen out of use. Both the Latin and Cyrillic alphabets are used in Azerbaijan today with some of the older generations preferring to use the latter. 0000025240 00000 n 0000016846 00000 n startxref xref 0000016764 00000 n 0000046440 00000 n 0000217269 00000 n Before 1929, Azerbaijani was written with the Arabic alphabet. 0000149081 00000 n 0000131806 00000 n Since 1992 the Azerbaijani alphabet is the same as the Turkish alphabet, except for Әə, Xx, and Qq, the letters for sounds which do not exist as separate phonemes in Turkish. Latin alphabet for Azerbaijani (1991 version) On independence in 1991, Azerbaijan switched back to the Latin alphabet, though a slightly different version to that of 1929-1939. Learning the Azerbaijani alphabet is very important because its structure is used in every day conversation. 0000082247 00000 n <<159CB69165C9B640BD2BF3319CC23E38>]>> H3�Z� �>� 0000024722 00000 n 0000046688 00000 n When the new Latin script was introduced on December 25, 1991, A-umlaut was selected to represent the sound /æ/. 0000339405 00000 n 0000216426 00000 n 0000001730 00000 n The Northern transitioned between a Latin and Cyrillic before the introduction of the current Latin-based alphabet in 1992. 0000132768 00000 n 0000339336 00000 n 0000152319 00000 n 0000223960 00000 n 0000000016 00000 n 0000362711 00000 n See also: Cyrillic Alphabets of Non-Slavic Languages – Azeri alphabet, A Look at the Cyrillic Letter “н” (uni043D), Anchors in FontLab with Alexei Vanyashin (Russian language), Letterbats – A Union of Fine and Typographic Art, Eduardo Tunni: How to draw sweet font curves (Spanish), Old Roman style Cyrillic – historic samples and modern experience, History of Civil Script and modern Cyrillic type, Krista Radoeva: Cyrillic Script Variations and the Importance of Localisation, Botio Nikoltchev: What Shall Be Done for Bulgarian Cyrillic .loclBGR, Vedran Eraković: Use of Serbian Cyrillic in Computers, Cyrillic Alphabets of Non-Slavic Languages, Cyrillic Alphabets of Non-Slavic Languages: Iranian Languages, Font Creators, Editors and Additional Tools, CMU Typewriter Text | Computer Modern Typewriter, CMU Typewriter Text Light | Computer Modern Typewriter Light, CMU Typewriter Text Variable | Computer Modern Typewriter Variable, Glagolitic and Cyrillic letters and Ornaments, A typeface should be visually appealing and technically sound, Book cover design in Bulgaria during XX century, The Bulgarian type craft belongs on the global stage, БУКВИТЕ ИЗХОЖДАТ ОТ РЪКАТА, ОТ ИНСТРУМЕНТА, С КОЙТО СЕ ПИШЕ ИЛИ РИСУВА, МЯСТОТО НА БЪЛГАРСКОТО ШРИФТОВО ИЗКУСТВО Е НА СВЕТОВНАТА СЦЕНА, ШРИФТЪТ ТРЯБВА ДА Е ПРИЯТЕН ВИЗУАЛНО И ДА Е ТЕХНИЧЕСКИ ИЗПИПАН, Local Fonts Free For Personal and Commercial Use License, ParaType – Free Font Software License Agreement, Should designers care about typographic mistakes, A Look at the Cyrillic Letter “Ю” (uni042E), EU publications: Interinstitutional style guide 2011, Unicode Symbols (2007, in the Computer Modern style) and UniDings (2013), Летербат шрифтовете са пресечна точка на изобразителното и типографското изкуство.
Northern Azerbaijan. 0000362200 00000 n In Iran, Azerbaijani is still written in the Persian alphabet, and in Dagestan, in Cyrillic script.