>the Mongolian Cryllic system looks almost exactly like Russian

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>>73324434
Because it was made by Russians maybe? Their native writing system looks like barcode or alien script

>>73324434
gee I wonder why

>>73324434
>American intelligence

>>73325223
Pretty dank looking desu, would use

It looks nothing like Russian though... There's even a couple extra letters, and a few letters are rarely used except in loanwords from Russian and Tibetan.

Am I the only one who finds it sad that native scripts are replaced?

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>>73324434
>>the Finnish Latin system looks almost exactly like English

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>>73326014
They did start teaching it again in school, but most people in Mongolia don't know it that well.

Traditional Mongolian script isn't used to write contemporary Mongolian, but a more classical form. It's also written vertically, and there is only a cursive form, so you can't have individual letters like Latin or Cyrillic. Added to that the fact that it's only used by a few million people maximum means that it has never really been supported well on computers, because of lack of interest in developing it.

One final slight problem, is that the script everyone prefers to use doesn't mark the masculine/feminine vowels. While this wasn't as important in the traditional language, it has become more important to distinguish as the language developed into it's current form.

There's a simple solution to that problem though, which is to use the Clear Script, which as the name implies, clarifies the difference with some added diacritics.

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>>73324434
>amerifart """"""""""""""""""""""""education""""""""""""""""""""""""

>>73324434
>American intelligence

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>>73324434
>the American Latin system looks almost exactly like Mexican

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>>73327264
>German and Turkish use the same two dotted system above u and o

>>73326815
Cute pupper.

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>>73327335
>The Belarusian Arabic alphabet (Belarusian: Бeлapycкi apaбcкi aлфaвiт/aльфaбэт, Biełaruski arabski ałfavit/alfabet (tar.), بيَلارُصقِ ارابصقِ الفاوِت) was based on the Arabic script and was developed in the 16th century (possibly 15th).
>Some Polish texts were also written in the Arabic script, dated not earlier than 17th century.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belarusian_Arabic_alphabet

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>>73327484
topkek