Меджусловианскје букви

A a А а	B b Б б	C c Ц ц	Č č Ч ч	D d Д д	E e Е е	F f Ф ф	G g Г г	H h X х	I i И и
J j Ј ј	K k К к	L l Л л	M m М м	N n Н н	O o О о	P p П п	R r Р р	S s С с	Š š Ш ш
T t Т т	U u У у	V v В в	Z z З з	Ž ž Ж ж	Hover the letters to see pronunciation tips.

The first row in each cell shows Interslavic Latin, the second shows Interslavic Cyrillic.
The Interslavic Cyrillic alphabet is based upon the Serbian, which includes the Latin letter J.
The letter e is "officially" pronounced like e in metal, may be pronounced like ye in yes.
The letter i is "officially" pronounced like i in machine, but may be pronounced like similar sounds from various Slavic languages— for example, и, й, і, ї, ы from Russian and Ukrainian.
Some Interslavic writers may use letters that are common to their own native Slavic languages, such as the Polish letter Ż, the Czech letter Ř, or the Russian letters Щ, Й, Я and Ю.