Can you write Russian words using the Latin alphabet?
Wednesday, August 5th, 2009 at
2:40 pm
You can write some Asian languages several ways, including in Latin characters. (Like Rōmaji for Japanese words.)
Can you do this with Russian?
I don't mean translate it into an English word.
Is there a website I can go to to do this? I want to type in an English word and get a result in Russian, in Latin characters.
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You will need to translate English words into Russian first and then use transliteration programs to get a result in Latin characters.
http://translit.cc/
It is possible and can be done if needed. However, I don’t know the site for doing it.
Actually, I do.
http://freetranslation.paralink.com
First, translate it from English into Russian with Cyrillic, and then click "translit" and there you go. But I wouldn’t usually go with web translators, since they usually aren’t reliable or even vaguely accurate. If you have a Russian phrase already translated and written with the Latin alphabet, then switch it to "Russian>English" and click "decode" again to get it in the Cyrillic alphabet.
Hope this helps.