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What is Kazakh Script: Latin vs. Cyrillic Differences about?

Kazakhstan is transitioning from the Cyrillic to the Latin script, highlighting differences in character sets, phonetic representation, and orthographic conventions. The Cyrillic script uses 42 letters, while the new Latin script has been streamlined to 32 letters, employing diacritics and digraphs for Kazakh sounds. Effective transliteration methods and technological support are essential for a successful transition, ensuring linguistic continuity and modernization.

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