For the record...

delta: a Greek letter equivalent to D (but usually pronounced like a voiced 'th' in modern Greek)
tsadi: a Hebrew letter pronounced "ts"
cheh: a Russian letter pronounced "ch"

phi: a Greek letter pronounced "f"
tvyordi-znak: a Russian letter with no pronunciation; it indicates a preceding consonant is to be pronounced hard (unpalatalized); mostly obsolete in modern Russian.
kho khuat: an obsolete Thai letter pronounced like an aspirated "k"; replaced with kho khai.


"It's not tvyordi znak! It's er golyam! Haven't you ever heard of Bulgarian?!"

I love when people have knowledge of things like this!

I love studying writing systems!

Ф is also russian F

"Твёрдый знак"

:з

I very much agree! Armenian is another interesting alphabet.

Yeah! And there's a neighborhood somewhere in L.A. where businesses have signs in Armenian.

O.o I'm in Long Beach right now, I might be able to swing by!

Oh, I'm not in L.A., but I've seen the place while visiting.