Additional Cyrillic scripts for Armenian & Georgian about scriptshifter

[scossu]

Abkhaz is addressed in #50 . Is there anything else aside from Tatar?

[rrroche]

Randy Barry has a whole set of files he would like to add over time. Is this something that needs to remain an open issue?

[scossu]

Considering the issue title, if any of @RandyBarry 's scripts address additional Cyrillic scripts for Georgian and Armenian, they should go with this issue.

[rrroche]

To my knowledge, Georgian and Armenian do not use the Cyrillic script and they never really have. Hopefully Randy can chime in, thanks for tagging him.

[RandyBarry]

Rachel,You are correct. Armenian and Georgian use unique non-Latin scripts that are unrelated to the Cyrillic script. Cyrillic script has been adapted and used for many other languages of the Former Soviet Union and its sphere of influence. Some of these languages (for example, Azerbaijani) opted to adopt the Latin script after the end of the Soviet period. Many languages continue to use Cyrillic (such as Kazakh). Randy Barry - Рэнди Барри - ᠷᠧᠨᠳᠢ ***@***.*** Oct 16, 2023, at 08:55, rrroche ***@***.***> wrote: To my knowledge, Georgian and Armenian do not use the Cyrillic script and they never really have. Hopefully Randy can chime in, thanks for tagging him. —Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.You are receiving this because you were mentioned.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[scossu]

Then the title and description of this issue are in contradiction. If Tatar and Abkhaz support is the goal, we have both covered already. If anything else is needed for Armenian and Georgian, maybe we should try to reach out to the original reporter and ask them for clarification, but in any case we should close the issue. Agree?

[rrroche]

I agree.