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Two alphabets, one language: how Serbs read both without thinking about it

Serbian is written in Cyrillic and in Latin, and both are correct. Not two spellings and not two standards - two sets of signs for the same thirty sounds, which is why a Serb switches between them halfway down a street without noticing. Here is how the correspondence works, and the one place it quietly fails.

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