Dodon: returning the Moldovan language to the Cyrillic alphabet is impossible
President of Moldova Igor Dodon believes that it is unrealistic to transfer the Moldovan language from Latin to the Cyrillic alphabet.
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He stated this during a “direct line” on Moldovan television, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“We switched to the Latin alphabet in the 90s, and now it will be difficult to change everything back. We recognize that Moldova used to have a Cyrillic alphabet. Look: in the monastery where Stephen the Great is buried, all the inscriptions are in Cyrillic. But it is unrealistic to return everything after 26 years of independence,” Dodon said.
Earlier, the decision to translate national languages into Latin was made by the presidents of Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan.
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