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This standpoint is not linguistic at all. Cyrillic too had to be changed, in fact, to become suitable for Kazakh.
by kingofhdds 8y ago
This standpoint is not linguistic at all. Cyrillic too had to be changed, in fact, to become suitable for Kazakh.
- fusiongyro 8y agoYes, but that already happened.
- kingofhdds 8y agoSo? Latin-based alphabet was in use for Kazakh for about eleven years before Moscow decided to impose Cyrillic on all peoples of Soviet empire (for purely political reasons).
- fusiongyro 8y agoThen why are they recreating the work rather than reverting to that version alphabet?
- kingofhdds 8y agoDebugging. How, btw, did this question follow from your point in the starting commentary?