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Romanization of Belarusian Romanization or
Latinization of Belarusian is any system for
transliterating written
Belarusian from the
Cyrillic alphabet to the
Latin .
Some of the standard systems for
romanizing Belarusian:
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BGN/PCGN romanization of Belarusian , 1979 (
United States Board on Geographic Names and
Permanent Committee on Geographical Names for British Official Use )
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Scientific transliteration , or the
International Scholarly System for
linguistics *
ALA-LC romanization , 1997 (American Library Association and Library of Congress)
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ISO 9 :1995
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Instruction on transliteration of Belarusian geographical names with letters of Latin script , 2000
See also: Belarusian Latin alphabet .
style="font-weight:bold;" | Comparative table of some standard romanisations of the Belarusian letters Cyrillic Scholarly[Parentheses ( ) denote older variants.] ALA-LC BGN/PCGN ISO 9 Instruction on transliteration [For ]е, ё, ю, я, the digraphs je, jo, ju, ja are used word-initially, and after a vowel, apostrophe ('), separating ь , or ў . А а a a a a a Б б b b b b b ' в v v v v v " г h h h g h Ґ ґ[The letter ]Ge (Ґ ґ) has never been the part of the standard Belarusian alphabet. g g " g̀ " " д d d d d d "ж дж dž dz͡h dzh dž dž "з дз dz dz dz dz dz Е е e e ye e ie, je Ё ё ë i͡o yo ë io, jo Ж ж ž z͡h zh ž ž З з z z z z z І і i i i ì i Й й j ĭ y j j К к k k k k k Л л l l l l l М м m m m m m Н н n n n n n О о o o o o o П п p p p p p Р р r r r r r С с s s s s s Т т t t t t t У у u u u u u Ў ў ŭ (w) ŭ w " ú Ф ф f f f f f Х х x (ch) kh kh h ch Ц ц c ts ts c c Ч ч č ch ch č č Ш ш š sh sh š š ' " - " ' " Ы ы y y y y y Ь ь ′ ′ " ′ ' Э э è ė e è e Ю ю ju i͡u yu û iu, ju Я я ja i͡a ya â ia, ja
Cyrillic Беларусь Лукашэнка Магілёў сямʼя BGN/PCGN Byelarus Lukashenka Mahilyow syamya Scholarly Belarus′ Lukašènka Mahilëŭ sjamja ALA-LC Belarus′ Lukashėnka Mahili͡oŭ si͡ami͡a ISO 9 Belarus′ Lukašènka Magìlë" sâm'â Instruction on transliteration Bielarus' Lukašenka Mahilioú siamja
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Romanization of Bulgarian *
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