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exactly Even Google says macedonia invented the Cyrillic Alphabet by Кирил and Методи in Ohrid Kliment Ohridski is where i went to school in macedonia

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Спасибо от Кирилла !

Our big brains? Really?

why are you so underrated

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Thank you to Bulgaria and Macedonia for creating such a wonderful script! Cyrillic, especially Early Cyrillic, has been my favourite writing system for about a year. Its history, its letters, the message in their names and especially its diversity of ancestor scripts really show that Kliment (and whoever helped him) was thinking outside the box when making the alphabet. - Rodrigo Santos, from Portugal

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14 English letters in Cyrillic C(s) Y(u) 3(z) 4(ch) Q(f) P(r) B(v) R(ya) S(dz) H(n) X(kh) 61(y) W(sh) F(gh)

Fixed the Bulgarian alphabet lol Dg Иu Пn Tm

Some people write Д as "D"

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Failed to mention Romania, although a latin language, also used Cyrillic for many years.

Funny how the current truth (Third alphabet of the European Union - year 2024) can suggest that it is the third alphabet in Europe. In Europe, after the Greek, Latin, Arabic (Spain) and Runic script, another script was created, the Glagolitic script, and only then did the Cyrillic script appear. The Glagolitic script was created by Constantine of Thessalonica (Saint Cyril) around 862-863 for Great Moravia (the request of the Great Moravian ruler Rastislav to the Eastern Roman Emperor Michael III) due to the need to create a script for acceptable writing of Slavic. In Moravia, the Glagolitic script was used in the years for official state and religious purposes. She studied at the school-academy founded by Constantine or Methodius and where their Moravian disciples were educated. In 886, priests of the Slavic rite were expelled by Bishop Wiching of Nitra, and Glagolitic ceased to be used in Moravia. The Bulgarian Khan Boris I took charge of several of the exiled Moravian priests and entrusted them with the teaching of Bulgarian priests; he founded two academies for this purpose, in Ohrid and Preslav. Boris saw in his own liturgical language and script a guarantee of the independence of the Bulgarian Church from the Patriarchate of Constantinople. From Bulgarian schools, Glagolitic spread to other countries. ++++ And now to the Cyrillic alphabet - although the name may seem that the creator of the Cyrillic alphabet is Saint Cyril (Constantine), this is not the case. The authorship of the Cyrillic script is attributed to Methodius' pupil Kliment of Ohrid, but evidence is lacking. But it will be more likely that the author was a student of St. Methodius, - Constantine called Presbyter, bishop in Preslav. Here, the Glagolitic script was replaced by Cyrillic, as an expression of leaning towards the Byzantine cultural sphere, which was sought especially by Greek priests in Slavic territories. Cyrillic was closer to the Greek script for Greek priests, it is simpler and more practical than Glagolitic. (BTW - Great Moravia - today's territory of Czechia and Slovakia, Lusatia, Silesia, southern Poland, a small part of eastern Ukraine, eastern Austria and, of course, Pannonia - later called Hungary by the arriving Hungarians). +++Sts Cyril and Methodius Day is a national holiday in Czechia.+++

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It's original intent was for slavic languages, now it is being used in not just Slavic Languages but also Turkic Languages

Wondefull love projection mapping

To be fair, only Soviet Union countries uses Cyrillic , other than few Balkan countries.

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I have the old/early cyrillic keyboard from gboard

Great video

From as far as bulgaria to mongolia cyrillic is used

Кирилицата не е във Босна и Херцеговина, Узбекистан, Туркменистан.

What music is in the first minutes?

Excellent production! Storytelling is great, 3D projections look marvellous, synchronization of 3D and pyro was perfect, and the whole thing didn't go on too long. I am brand-new to all things Surva and this is a lovely contemporary addition to all its ancient traditions.

Why this British guy saying he is Bulgarian? Lol

bro made the best cyrillic edit and thought we wouldnt notice🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

To call Cyrillic an alfabet that got only 2 letters from Cyrillic alfabet is quite the stretch. To create the Slavonic alfabet they took 2 letters from the Cyrillic alfabet, 31 from an existing nongreek alfabet, that could be seen in archeological artifacts from long before 800AD, and 12 new letters. Was still a complicated alfabet but infinitly more useful than Cyrillic one. The insult and injury is with the non Greek alfabet that they borrowed 31 latters from and to which in time they reverted back almost entirely and call it Cyrillic too.

“Then the Cyrillic alphabet spread across the world” Ah yes, to the Soviet federation and then…uh… Hmm… uh…

So the Cyrillic just appeared out of nothing?

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Nice video, little silly though ;-) In 862 king Rostislav of Nitra (Nitra is the first historicaly documented Slavic kingdom, metropolis of by-modern-historians so-called "Great Moravia") sent a message to the Byzantine Emperor Michael III. with a request to send a bishop and a teacher who would lay the foundations of a church (independent of the Frankish bishops) in Great Moravia (today's western Slovakia and south Moravia). The inhabitants here were already familiar with the church teachings of the missionaries from the East Franconian kingdom at that time, but Prince Rostislav feared the political and religious influence of the East Frankish Empire, and so he had the Frankish priests expelled from Moravia. Thus, there was a lack of clergy in Moravia, and this may have been one of the reasons for Rostislav's request. The Emperor and Patriarch Photius eventually decided to partially comply with Rostislav's request. For knowledge of the language, Constantine and Methodius were chosen for this mission. In the course of preparation, Konstantin compiled a new script (Glagolitic) for the Slavic language and, together with his brother Methodius, translated the liturgical books necessary for worship into Old Slavonic. Konstantin is credited with compiling the Proglas, that is, the preface to the Old Slavonic translation of the Gospels. So (and there) our / your Cyrillic alphabet appeared. It remains a sad fact that later the Franks (today´s Germany and France) were able to impose the Western Catholic rite (and writing) in Slovakia, Moravia, Bohemia and Poland). Insidious politics and cruelty, of course... to be traced down through centuries and to be see even today in western Russia, Kyjevan Rus, so called Okrajina. Macedonians, Bulgarians, what are you writing here, that is is You You You who discovered America: we love you, just come back to the Earth, please ;-)

Думата “славяни” я няма изписана никъде по света преди 16-ти век. Братята Кирил и Методий са превеждали църковни книги на “старобългарски”, а не на “славянски”. Терминът “славянски староцърковен” или “Old Church Slavonic” е използван за пръв път от Josef Dobrovsky във Виена през 1822г. Нищо не намеквам, никого не искам да обиждам, но това са съвсем известни и доказани факти. Освен това нямаме много славянски некрополи и т.н. Спокойно можем да заместим името "славянски език" с "български език"./ The word "Slavs" was not written anywhere in the world before the 16th century. The brothers Cyril and Methodius translated church books into "Old Bulgarian" and not into "Slavic". The term "Old Church Slavonic" or "Old Church Slavonic" was first used by Josef Dobrovsky in Vienna in 1822. I'm not implying anything, I don't want to offend anyone, but these are well-known and proven facts. Also, we don't have many Slavic necropolises, etc. We can easily replace the name "Slavic language" with "Bulgarian language".

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Велико !!!

Най-добрите! Както всеки път!

Wow, поздравления за кадрите! браво!

Big ups Bulgaria

but cyrillic script is artificial and created by two drubk guys...it was not naturally evolved...latin script is far older...just like orthodox church cyrilliuc will die too

One of the most idiotic scripts ever invented

I don't like Cyrillic because it doesn't have developed minuscule and looks archaic.

This video is a lie. The video is not mentioning for whom the writing was created, that it was for Moravians. So the Bulgarians falsely claim the ownership of the writing.

Latin is full of inconsistency because of the palatalisation of c and g and the i that turned become j and y in Spanish. Hence, you can see that inconsistency in English "c" can be pronounced similar to "k" or "s". "Z" can be pronounced from "z" to "ts". "C" can be pronounced as "k", "ts", "ch" and "j" in various language and many more. While with Cyrillic, you have "ц" will be the same letter for "ts" in any language that uses it and so on. That's the reality, Cyrillic alphabet is the best pair for Slavic languages because it supports consonant weakening that happens largely in Slavic languages. That's why some Slavic languages like Slovak and Czech, they have very much letter, while if they use Cyrillic the number of the letter can be reduced, for example, the letter "d" and "ď " can be written as "д" and "дь" using Cyrillic, the same for "t" and "ť " can be written as "т" and "ть" using Cyrillic. But, this is all because of the religious issue in the past

This isn't named for the same cyril that had hypatia murdered right?

Почему Кирилл произносится как Сирилл?😳

Филмчето не предтсавя коректно историческите факти и заблуждава. Българицата (българската азбука, наречена от византийците славянска, за да ни отнемат рождеството и) е създадена от Климент Охридски по разпореждане на Цар Симеон, а не на Цар Борис 1ви. Също така премълчава защо е наречена Кирилица, когато Глаголицата е кирилица, а Българицата е създадена 30г след смъртта на Кирил.

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