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In Serbian white color is bela boja or (бела боја in Cyrillic).
In Russian it is bely tzvet, or bely cvet depending on how you spell it. I think Cyrillic works the best for Slavic languages, we have a lot of "sh" or "ch" or "Sch" sounds that are kind of tedious in Latin script, just look at Polish! They have a lot of weird letter combinations that would be written with only one letter in Cyrillic
In Russian it is bely tzvet, or bely cvet depending on how you spell it. I think Cyrillic works the best for Slavic languages, we have a lot of "sh" or "ch" or "Sch" sounds that are kind of tedious in Latin script, just look at Polish! They have a lot of weird letter combinations that would be written with only one letter in Cyrillic
In russian it's very similar, cvetok is flower. But in plural form it is exactly the same as the word colors
I understand Russian around 50-60%.
In general Russian is the most understandable to Serbs of all eastern and western Slavic languages.
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