This page is designed to introduce students to the Cyrillic script, specifically the Serbian Cyrillic alphabet, along with two additional letters used in Montenegrin. Here, you will find a guide to each letter, helping you understand and master their forms. Additionally, there is a set of instructional videos demonstrating the correct way to write each letter in Cyrillic, ensuring you can follow along and practice your writing skills with ease.
A а
Б б
В в
Г г
Д д
Ђ ђ
Е е
Ж ж
З з
И и
Ј ј
К к
Л л
Љ љ
М м
Н н
Њ њ
О о
П п
Р р
С с
Т т
Ћ ћ
У у
Ф ф
Х х
Ц ц
Ч ч
Џ џ
Ш ш
The Cyrillic alphabet is introduced in a systematic way to facilitate your learning.
Part 1 starts with the letters that are the same as in English, ensuring a smooth transition for beginner learners.
Part 2 covers letters that look like English letters but have different sounds, highlighting the contrasts.
Part 3 explores letters that look different but produce familiar sounds, helping you build recognition and pronunciation skills.
Part 4 introduces letters that both look and sound completely different from their English counterparts, providing further understanding of the script.
Part 5 focuses on the two additional Montenegrin letters.
| Part 1: Letters that are the same as in English
А а –[a]
Е е –[e]
К к –[k]
М м –[m]
О о >–[o]
Т т –[t]
| Part 2: Like English letters, but they sound different
В в – [v]
Н н – [n]
Р р – [r]
С с – [s]
У у – [u]
Х х – [h]
Ј ј –[j]
| Part 3: Letters that look different but sound familiar
И и – [i]
Б б – [b]
Г г – [g]
Д д – [d]
З з – [z]
Л л – [l]
П п– [p]
Ф ф– [f]
| Part 4: Letters that look and sound completely different
Ц ц – [c]
Ч ч – [č]
Ћ ћ – [ć]
Џ џ – [dž]
Ђ ђ – [đ]
Ж ж – [ž]
Ш ш – [š]
Љ љ – [lj]
Њ њ – [nj]
| Part 5: Two Montenegrin Letters
С́ с́ – [ś]
З́ з́ – [ź]
Note: In Montenegrin, the Cyrillic letter с́ is not to be confused with the Latin letter ć.
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