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The new Uzbek alphabet: letters and rules

The new Uzbek Latin alphabet uses four separate letters, Ö, Ğ, Ş and Ç, in place of the two-letter and apostrophe forms of old Latin. Below is a comparison with Cyrillic and old Latin.

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Example

CyrillicЎзбекистон — ғоялар ва шарқ юрти.
Old LatinO'zbekiston — g'oyalar va sharq yurti.
New alphabetÖzbekiston — ğoyalar va şarq yurti.
CyrillicЧиройли шаҳар, тоза чой.
Old LatinChiroyli shahar, toza choy.
New alphabetÇiroyli şahar, toza çoy.
CyrillicҚўшиқ айтамиз.
Old LatinQo'shiq aytamiz.
New alphabetQöşiq aytamiz.
CyrillicOld LatinNew alphabet
Ў ўO' o'Ö ö
Ғ ғG' g'Ğ ğ
Ш шSh shŞ ş
Ч чCh chÇ ç
Ъ ъ'ʼ

How it works

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  2. Compare old and new spelling in the examples.
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Good to know

Ö (instead of O')

Cyrillic Ў, old Latin O': O'zbekiston → Özbekiston.

Ğ (instead of G')

Cyrillic Ғ, old Latin G': g'oya → ğoya.

Ş (instead of Sh)

Cyrillic Ш, old Latin Sh: shahar → şahar.

Ç (instead of Ch)

Cyrillic Ч, old Latin Ch: choy → çoy.

Frequently asked questions

How many new letters are there?

Four: Ö, Ğ, Ş, Ç. The other letters stay Latin-based and unchanged.

What happens to the ʼ mark?

It is kept as a separate symbol ʼ.

Do I have to convert text by hand?

No. Send the text to @yangi_alifbot and it is converted automatically by these rules.

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