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From: eeyore@reed.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Computers and human languages (was Re: What is a byte)
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Date: Wed, 16-Sep-87 17:33:46 EDT
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In article <133@wundt.vuecho.psy.vu.nl> sjaak@psy.vu.nl (Sjaak Schuurman) writes:

>
>In this case, it is time to give some more details about the Serbo-Croation
>language.
>It is, as far as I know, one of the few (if not only) european languages which
>can be written with two alphabets, which are completely equivalent. (i.e. it

i'm pretty sure that romanian, which is written in the latin alphabet in 
romania, is written in the cyrillic alphabet in the moldavian s.s.r., which
would give it a status similiar to serbo-croatian.

question 1. does anybody know the cyrillic-moldavian equivalents of romanian?
question 2. does anybody know if finnish is written in cyrillic in the karelian
s.f.s.r.?


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