The differences between the way of writing and the letters are associated with the language reform of the Russian Emperor Peter I from the beginning of the 18th century.
How does Bulgarian Cyrillic differ from Russian? On June 14, 2014, the independent civil initiative ' For Bulgarian Cyrillic' called for unification around a common national goal - promoting and using the Bulgarian graphic form of the Cyrillic alphabet. to fight the chaos in the use of written signs and to suggest to our compatriots that there is a Bulgarian identity in the field of font culture, which is high time to find its place in life!
More and more people consider the recognition and implementation of the Bulgarian Cyrillic alphabet as a problem, a valuable national asset, and take it to heart.Īccording to Professor Todor Vardzhiev - font teacher at the National Academy of Arts, you should: Recently, more and more people have been talking about the Bulgarian Cyrillic alphabet and the differences between it and the Russian one.
