Uzbekistan Adopts New Latin-Based Alphabet with 28 Letters

Uzbekistan has enacted a new law to refine its Latin-based alphabet, effective six months after publication. The updated alphabet will feature 28 letters and one apostrophe, replacing three digraphs with single characters like 'ö' for 'oʻ' and 'ğ' for 'gʻ'. This change aligns with the principle of 'one sound, one letter' and international Turkic alphabets.

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