Л in uralic / asian languages

>>72260624
Why don't you just use Љљ?

>>72260903
not op, its not the same, љ is lj, which is ly meanwhile polish dash-l is closer to w

>>72260624
are you trying to get Poles to use cyrillic? You are doing God's work, Op. All Slavs should use cyrillic, whether or not you like Russians. Its not a Russian invention, far from, it existed centuries before those Viking-uralic-slavs turned to Christianity. Its a Byzantine-Macedonian-Moravian invention.

>>72261024
>Its a Byzantine-Macedonian-Moravian invention.

That's the Glagolic script though. Cyril and Methodius were Byzantines, and made that shit for the Moravians, but it was too complex.

>>72261024
Op here
I agree, I think that cyrillic sgoud be looked at like it was made by Slavs for Slavs.
There already is a polish cyrillic btw, polish anons use it on /slav/ sometimes, but in that cyrillic L and Ł are voth written like Л, probably to make it more russian-like

>>72260624
Isn't ł = л, l = ль?

>>72261211
Tbh glagolitic is very nice and Slavs should be proud of it, but yeah, it looks weird, the only letter I still remember is A and N

>>72261469
>ь
ishygddt

>>72261469
No,
Ł = Ў (close to it)
L = Л

>>72261633
That's what belarusian latin does anyway.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C5%81acinka_alphabet

Have you looked at http://steen.free.fr/cyrpol/?

>>72262158
Yeah, I was talking about that one. I like it, but it's nit perfect.
In my opinion, ogonek shoud be used in cyrillic too, I think it would fit in
And the thing with L and Ł both being Л is what I do not like too
But the idea is still very good, and some poles actually learned cyrillic because of it

> some poles
Talking about random people on 4chan

>>72262526
But l and ł are ль and л, not the same. You can use ąэ̨я̨ę instead of ѫѧѭѩ.

>>72263034
Yeah but that is like that in belarussian latin, which is a bit weird just because if the L thing, and idm what dude came up with using ł for л when they are different sounds