Săizi uses the entire Cyrillic script and their corresponding sounds. However, the use of the entire script is often used to only the most common letters. For instance, ⟨ԙкесадя⟩, meaning highwire, is often represented with ⟨яекесадя⟩, not because it won't render, but because it is not logical to use so many different letters sounding the same thing. The former representation is formal and used much more in writing, while the latter is informal and much more common, especially with typing.
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| - Săizi uses the entire Cyrillic script and their corresponding sounds. However, the use of the entire script is often used to only the most common letters. For instance, ⟨ԙкесадя⟩, meaning highwire, is often represented with ⟨яекесадя⟩, not because it won't render, but because it is not logical to use so many different letters sounding the same thing. The former representation is formal and used much more in writing, while the latter is informal and much more common, especially with typing.
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| - Săizi uses the entire Cyrillic script and their corresponding sounds. However, the use of the entire script is often used to only the most common letters. For instance, ⟨ԙкесадя⟩, meaning highwire, is often represented with ⟨яекесадя⟩, not because it won't render, but because it is not logical to use so many different letters sounding the same thing. The former representation is formal and used much more in writing, while the latter is informal and much more common, especially with typing.
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