Диграфтың түркі жазуларына жарамсыздығы (Қазақ, өзбек және араб графикалы ескі түрік жазулары негізінде)

Journal of Oriental Studies, 2021

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DOI 10.26577/jos.2021.v98.i3.04
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Abstract

After the approved alphabet was heavily criticized by the public, the President of Kazakhstan K. Tokayev instructed the Ministry of culture and sports to improve the new alphabet, and the projects of several authors were discussed. Among the developers of the project were those who wanted to use various methods and techniques to place the sounds of the Kazakh language on the 26 buttons of the keyboard. Some of them want to transmit sounds, which is characteristic for the Kazakh language, shared and borrowed sounds through the digraphs, and trigraphs, and someone who promoted the law "dayekshe" A. Baitursynov, referring to the law of synharmonism as the basis. By giving examples of the projects presented in this article, we will prove that the use of digraphs in the Kazakh script is unacceptable.