To type directly with the computer keyboard: Type c= for č and type c== for ć. Type d=, s=, z= for đ, š, ž. Copy [Ctrl]+ [C] & Paste [Ctrl]+ [V] → Cyrillic-Latin conversion. → Serbian Cyrillic keyboard. → Croatian keyboard. → Serbian language & Croatian language: dictionary, pronunciation, grammar.

Below is a table showing the Serbian alphabet and how it is pronounced in English, and finally examples of how those letters would sound if you place them in a word. Serbian Alphabet. Latin Version. Sound. Pronunciation Example. А а. A. /a/. a as in car.

22 hàng · Latin Alphabet : Serbian . Remember: - All diacritic letters (letter with accent) are generated by CTRL (or ALTGR) + <Sign> then <Letter> - All dual letters characters or composed sign (like ± or dz) can be generated by ALTGR + <Letter|Sign 1> + <Letter|Sign 2> Character table (only the specific and particular characters are indicated):

Serbian written in Latin script. Below you'll find all the characters used to write this language and all the countries where this language is used. ... Additional letters (beyond the minimal set) used in foreign or technical words found in typical magazines, newspapers, etc..

both – starting with the Latin script. Unlike English, where the spelling is complicated, Serbian spelling is much easier, since orthography is largely phonemic, In Serbian each letter corresponds to the distinctive sound. For example, the letter ‘g' is always pronounced as [g]

Serbians use also Latin letters for their language, so appearance of Latin n and m for Cyrillic letters equivalent for Latin p and t make too big problem for them. The preferred shapes are illustrated at the following picture made by John Hudson [[email protected]]:

Instructions. To type directly with the computer keyboard: Type z=, c=, s= (or zh, ch, sh) for ž, č, š. Type d=, t= (or d-, c') for đ, ć. Copy [Ctrl]+ [C] & Paste [Ctrl]+ [V] → Cyrillic-Latin conversion. → Serbian language: dictionary, pronunciation, grammar.