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I could use some help, I now have Cyrillic Fonts, I have no idea what they are except that they look strange to me. Could someone give me abetter understanding of these?? Hugs.
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Cutie #8325825
01 Sep 2008
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About Cyrillic
The Cyrillic alphabet was reformed by Peter the Great in Russia in the early eighteenth century. Fonts that include a Cyrillic character set support the following languages: Russian, Adyge, Avarish, Balkarian, Belorussian, Bulgarian, Chechen, Darginish, Ingushian, Kabardino-Cherkesian, Kumykish, Lakish, Lesginian, Macedonian, Mordovsko-Ersatian, Mordovsko-Mokshanian, Nanaish, Nenish, Nivkh, Nogaian, Selkup, Serbian, Tabasaranish, and Ukrainian.
So I guess if you want to embroider a Russian, Serbian, etc... saying, you are set!
The Cyrillic alphabet was reformed by Peter the Great in Russia in the early eighteenth century. Fonts that include a Cyrillic character set support the following languages: Russian, Adyge, Avarish, Balkarian, Belorussian, Bulgarian, Chechen, Darginish, Ingushian, Kabardino-Cherkesian, Kumykish, Lakish, Lesginian, Macedonian, Mordovsko-Ersatian, Mordovsko-Mokshanian, Nanaish, Nenish, Nivkh, Nogaian, Selkup, Serbian, Tabasaranish, and Ukrainian.
So I guess if you want to embroider a Russian, Serbian, etc... saying, you are set!
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Misscharlie, thank you I had not a clue. I love the way we can all learn from one another. Does this mean that now I can write in many languages?? A tease. Hugs and flowers.
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Oh how neat............they would be neat to emborider for a foreign friend, Where did you get them?
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by Cutie #8325825
01 Sep 2008
I have a Greek embroidery alpha that comes in very handy considering Sammi's DH is Greek and his parents came here from Greece
They were included in my embroidery fonts on my Ellagente Embroidery Machine. Hugs and flowers.
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Not a clue...good luck.
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Elaine, Join my club HaHa!! We can learn together. Hugs and flower.
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I never heard of this before. A day is wasted if you haven't learned something new. Thanks for asking this question. I learned something new. *4u