Cyrillic languages

All these languages use Cyrillic script. Cyrillic takes its name from the Saints Cyril and Methodius, who designed the alphabet to put Slav liturgies in writing. The script derives from the Byzantine Greek alphabet.

Recent font families, in particular Unicode fonts, include the Cyrillic script, thus making it possible to publish multilingual documents in the same typographical style (Arial, Avantgarde, Times, etc.):

Soget is equipped with large Cyrillic and multilanguage Type 1, TrueType and Opentype fonts collections.

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