Cyrillic isn't only for Russian; it's also used by other Slavic countries like Bulgaria and Serbia.

Not Just Russian

Cyrillic letters can look similar to Latin ones but often have different sounds.

Visual Distinction

Each Cyrillic letter represents a specific sound, making reading predictable once you learn it.

Cyril and Methodius created the Cyrillic alphabet to help spread Christianity.

The Cyrillic alphabet has evolved and now includes letters for non-Slavic sounds.

Cyrillic is used beyond Slavic languages, such as in some Asian and Arctic languages.