Open mikrohn opened 8 years ago
@mikrohn Thanks for reporting/ :+1:
If this is true, then table on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romanization_of_Russian#ALA-LC is incorrect. I used it as a source.
I just looked at the Wikipedia table you linked to, and it appears to be correct. So now I'm worried that my original report was ambiguously worded. Just to be sure that I don't end up confusing matters:
The online Transliterator (when set to ALA-LC) currently maps ь
to y
, but should map it to ʹ
.
ы
is currently mapped to ʹ
, but it should be mapped to y
.
Sorry if the original wording led you to think the opposite was occuring.
@mikrohn Oh, you are right.
transliterate.umpirsky.com is using old version of Transliterator which obviously has a bug.
I updated now, should work.
Thanks. :+1:
I was using Transliterator (at http://transliterate.umpirsky.com/) and noticed that the Russian ALA-LC conversion has the target letters for ь and ы transposed:
ь
becomesy
instead ofʹ
ы
becomesʹ
instead ofy
http://www.loc.gov/catdir/cpso/roman.html
Also, a double-dagger glyph (
‡
) appears after every conversion ofъ
.