language — Devanagari Nepal Bhasa — Ranjana script Maithili — Tirhuta and Kaithi Bhojpuri — Kaithi and Devanagari Magar — Magar Akkha and Devanagari Tharu — Devanagari Tamang — Tamyig, Devanagari and Tibetan script Bajjika — Tirhuta, Kaithi and Devanagari Limbu — Limbu script Bantawa — Kirat Rai script and Devanagari Gurung — Khema script, Devanagari and Tibetan script Awadhi — Kaithi, Perso-Arabic, Devanagari and Latin-Roman Urdu — Perso-Arabic, Roman Urdu and Urdu Braille North Macedonia – Cyrillic (Macedonian alphabet) Philippines – Latin alphabet (de facto) Russian Federation – Cyrillic (Russian alphabet) Serbia – Cyrillic (Serbian Cyrillic script) Singapore English, Malay — Latin script Mandarin – Simplified Chinese Tamil – Tamil script Taiwan – Traditional Chinese Thailand – Thai script Turkey – Latin alphabet Ukraine – Cyrillic (Ukrainian alphabet) Vietnam – Latin script (de facto) Historical In the USSR, numerous languages were latinized during the 1920s–1930s. In the late 1930s the Latinization campaign was canceled and all newly romanized languages were converted to Cyrillic. See also Official language Spelling reform References Spelling reform Spelling Concepts in language policy