Old Bosnian Cyrilic (can you read?)

[Bosniensis]

If you can't translate, does it look cool?

I think it's nice.

[Dick]

It should be renamed illyric

[Bosniensis]

It should be renamed illyric

Illyria used Cyrillic, Latin was used by Political and Military officials only.

[Vojnik]

We taught you this. Thank us.

I can make out some words like 'ime' and 'svetoga' for example.

[Bosniensis]

We taught you this. Thank us.

From Thessaly to Slovenia same people live. You did not taught us anything it's all ours cause Macedonains = Serbs = Croats = Bosnians.. those are just regional names.

Vinca tells us clearly that Cyrillic symbols were used very long ago on Balkans.

[Vojnik]

From Thessaly to Slovenia same people live. You did not taught us anything it's all ours cause Macedonains = Serbs = Croats = Bosnians.. those are just regional names.

Vinca tells us clearly that Cyrillic symbols were used very long ago on Balkans.

Before Kiril and Metodi put it together in Solun?

[Pribislav]

Yes, I can read most of text.

[Bosniensis]

Before Kiril and Metodi put it together in Solun?

They made Glagolic not Cyrillic

[Moje ime]

I can't read. Can you translate to modern Serbian language?

[Dandelion]

It's a different Cyrillic than I'm used to. Still recognisable and if I knew the language I might have been able to decipher.

Moje Ime can't read it, though? If a Serb cannot read it, it must take a special training.