Re: Serbian language (Cyrillic and Latin versions)
Toby Bartels <toby+wikipedia-Sadi0fl/VCj2fBVCVOL8/[email protected]> Tue, 13 Jan 2004 09:30:21 -0800
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Sergivs (X) wrote: >As not many people know, Serbian language uses 2 (two) alphabets: Cyrillic >and Latin. >However, on Wikipedia is only Cyrillic alphabet available. How can I also >add latin version of Serbian pages? First, we do have Croatian [[hr:]] and Bosnian [[bs:]] Wikipedias; I don't know how different the langauges are today. Also, there's a Serbocroatian [[sh:]] Wikipedia that never got started but is still available for colonisation by old Jugoslavs. ^_^ >Is there any other language on Wikipedia that uses two alphabets and what >are their experience in this matter? But to get the single Serbian [[sr:]] Wikipedia in both alphabets, I'd suggest looking at the Chinese [[zh:]] Wikipedia's experience. They're using both traditional and simplified characters there. Hopefully, one of them will respond, since I know very little about it. ^_^ -- Toby