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Help[Test] Request for Mike
Can usage "South Slavic" recognise Cyrillic for languages that use Cyrillic in South Slavic (or just say 'South Slavic Cyrillic' if that is too many)? As far as I know they all have same alphabet.
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Sure thing, I have added.
If possible, however, use the more specific usages instead of the blanket one.
If possible, however, use the more specific usages instead of the blanket one.
It only says Bulgarian when I use.
That also remind me: Bulgarian Cyrillic is little bit different from other South Slavic alphabets. The rest I think are the same.
That also remind me: Bulgarian Cyrillic is little bit different from other South Slavic alphabets. The rest I think are the same.
Instead of the "South Slavic" you should indicate which languages use the name, e.g. Bulgarian, Serbian, etc. Otherwise the name won't appear when you visit the listing of Bulgarian or Serbian surnames.
I set as South Slavic when I do not know which cultures it goes to.
And also: I think it would be better if South Slavic defaults to "Serbian" - most names easily confusable by culture in South Slavic are the former Yugoslav states, with exception of Slovenia and Albanians in Kosovo (and sometimes for first names, Bosnians).
And also: I think it would be better if South Slavic defaults to "Serbian" - most names easily confusable by culture in South Slavic are the former Yugoslav states, with exception of Slovenia and Albanians in Kosovo (and sometimes for first names, Bosnians).
Okay, I have changed the order.
Thank you!