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Cyrillic is…interesting…to convert to any kind of English or Roman Alphabet-based language. Funny too that once converted, there are no longer any spelling rules.
Kak dyellah?
When it comes to inter-alphabetic conversion, there usually aren’t any rules at all. It’s the linguistic version of Wild West!