Although many of us associate it mainly with the Ukrainian and Russian languages, the Cyrillic alphabet is also used in other countries, such as Belarus, Bulgaria, Serbia, Montenegro, and North Macedonia. Interestingly, this alphabet is not limited to Europe – it is also used in some Central Asian countries.
Cyrillic is used in many languages, which is why it has undergone various modifications over the years. This explains the slight differences in the spelling of letters and their pronunciation. Each language has adapted the alphabet to its own needs and sounds.
This is a great example of how language and culture influence each other.