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Historically, Belarusian has also been written in the Łacinka latin alphabet. Lacinka and Cyrillic Belarussian alphabet are not exactly Transliteration s of each other. Standardized systems for Romanizing Belarusian from the Cyrillic Alphabet to the Latin include:
Examples TRANSLITERATION TABLE Notes # The letter Ge (Ґ ґ) was used only briefly and was eliminated by Soviet decree in 1933. # Scholarly system:
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# Łacinka: this version is based on the orthographic reform of the late 1930s, formally established in Losik (1943). In the Cyrillic alphabet, a soft sign (''ь'') or Iotated vowel (''е, ё, ю, я,'') Palatalizes the preceding consonant, while the apostrophe (''’'') negates palatalization. Łacinka is based on a different phonemic system:
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