Ukrainians talking that letter ї exist only in Ukrainian language are so naïve...
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@yura I thought it was unique among Cyrillic alphabets?
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@monsieuricon if we talk about Cyrillic, yes. Ї can definitely be called unique.
But honestly I don't see much difference between Cyrillic "Ї" and Latin "Ï". Same goes with other letters like "о" and "o", "а" and "a" and so on.
I understand that there should be something important because we have even have different Unicode characters for them. But despite that almost anybody will see the difference between those symbols.
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@yura @monsieuricon I saw instances of it in a different language in Serbia. It's called Rusyn language
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rusyn_language
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@yura @monsieuricon I guess sometimes it is considered a dialect of Ukranian
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