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Also known as short I, I kratkoye, Yot
Cyrillic letter
"Й" is a Cyrillic letter used in several Slavic languages, including Russian, Ukrainian, and Bulgarian, to represent a consonant sound similar to the English "y" in "yes." It appears in common words and is essential for proper spelling and pronunciation in these languages.
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Й, й 是一个西里尔字母。它在俄语中称呼为 и краткое, i kratkoje（短 I），在乌克兰语中称呼为 йот, jot 或 йи, ji，在保加利亚语中称呼为 и кратко, i kratko（短 I）。留意小写 й 的斜体写法为 й，与正体字母的写法分别很大。 在塞尔维亚语、黑山语及马其顿语，/j/音是用 Ј, ј 来表示。
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