Italian Cyrillic was invented by Stefan Stanchev (Стефан Станчев) from Bulgaria
in September 2017. He invented it because his favorite type of writing system
is Cyrillic, and he is learning Italian language, and because it might help
him to learn and understand the Italian language better. The letters are
based on Slavic Cyrillic, Turkic Cyrillic, and some from Old Church
Slavonic. He also added some extra letters for loanwords.
Сс - Ss: 1. at the start of a word before a vowel: Sara - Сара
2. or before a voiceless consonant: spuntare - спунтаре
3. double ss: grosso - гроссо
4. аt the start of the second part of a compound word. These words are formed by adding a prefix to a word beginning with s: affittasi - аффиттаси; disotto - дисотто; girasole - ғирасоԓе…
5. it is pronounced s in some words between two vowels: casa - каса; cosa - коса; mese - месе; naso - насо; peso - песо...
Ӟӟ - Ss (between two vowels in some words, or before voiced consonants, it is pronounced like z): musica - муӟика; sbranare - ӟбранаре
Ўў - Ùù: virtù - виртў
Ħħ - Hh (it is not pronounced in Italian): hanno - ħанно; maghi - магћи
Ҵҵ - Zz: 1. at the start of a word in which the second syllable starts with a voiceless consonant: zampa - ҵампа; zoccolo - ҵоккоԓо; zufolo - ҵуфоԓо...
2. when followed by an ⟨i⟩ which is followed, in turn, by another vowel: zio - ҵио; agenzia - ағенҵиа; grazie - граҵие...
3. after the letter l: alzare - аԓҵаре; 4. in words ending in -ezza, -ozza or -uzzo: grandezza - грандеҵҵа; tinozza - тиноҵҵа; spruzzo - спруҵҵо...
5. in the infinitive ending -azzare: ammazzare - аммаҵҵаре
6.in the suffixes -anza, -enza and -onzolo: usanza - уӟанҵа; credenza - креденҵа; ballonzolo - баԓԓонҵоԓо...
Ss - Zz: 1. аt the start of a word in which the second syllable starts with a voiced consonant: zanzara - sанsара; zebra - sебра
2. if it is single (not doubled) and between two single vowels: azalea - аѕаԓеа
3. in the verb suffix -izzare (from Greek -ίζειν;): organizzare - органиѕѕаре
Ӵӵ - Cc (before e and i): voce - воӵе; facile - фаӵиԓе; salsiccia - саԓсиӵӵа
Тутти ԡи ессери умани насконо ԓибери ед егуаԓи ин диԣитă е диритти. Есси соно дотати ди рағоне е ди кошенҵа е девоно ағире ԡи уни версо ԡи аԓтри ин спирито ди фратеԓԓанҵа.
Transliteration
Tutti gli esseri umani nascono liberi ed eguali in dignità e
diritti. Essi sono dotati di ragione e di coscienza e devono agire gli
uni verso gli altri in spirito di fratellanza.
Translation
All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They
are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another
in a spirit of brotherhood. (Article 1 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights)
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