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> They never had Latin alphabet. Kazakhstan (as a state, part of USSR) was using Turkic Alphabet in its initial 13 years of existence. > I wouldn't consider Tu
by kingofpandora 9y ago
> They never had Latin alphabet. Kazakhstan (as a state, part of USSR) was using Turkic Alphabet in its initial 13 years of existence.
> I wouldn't consider Turkic as a Latin alphabet. It uses some Latin glyphs but so does Cyrillyc.
Alphabets based on Latin are typically called Latin alphabets. Turkey uses the Latin alphabet as does English and Polish, despite them all having different variations.