Digraphy

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Digraphy is the state when a language community uses two different writing systems for the same language. A well-known example is the simultaneous use of Latin and Cyrillic script for the Serbian language .

This also applies to the Mongolian language , which in the long influenced by Russia Mongolia in Cyrillic is written script in which the People's Republic of China belong to Inner Mongolia but in traditional Mongolian script .

Digraphy should not be confused with the term digraph .

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