Cyrillic Alphabet. Today, many older Bukharian Jews who speak Bukharian and went to Tajik or Russian schools in Central Asia only know the Tajik Cyrillic Alphabet when reading and writing Bukharian and Tajik. Samples Tajik Cyrillic, Tajik Latin and Persian alphabet For reference, the Persian script variant transliterated letter-for-letter into the Latin script appears as follows: And the BGN/PCGN transliteration of the Cyrillic text: Tajik Cyrillic and Persian alphabet Vowel-pointed Persian includes the vowels that are not usually written. Comparative table A table comparing the different writing systems used for the Tajik alphabet. The Latin here is based on the 1929 standard, the Cyrillic on the revised 1998 standard, and Persian letters are given in their stand-alone forms. See also Language planning Official script Tajik Braille Notes References Goodman, E. R. (1956) "The Soviet Design for a World Language." in Russian Review 15 (2): 85–99. External links Omniglot – Tajik (Тоҷики / Toçikī / تاجیكی) View Cyrillic-script Tajik websites transliterated into the 1920s Latin orthography Arabic alphabets Cyrillic alphabets Latin alphabets Persian orthography Tajik language Persian scripts