Bulgarian romanization table

by The Library of Congress

Bulgarian

Vernacular	Romanization	Vernacular	Romanization
Upper case letters		Lower case letters
А	A	а	a
Б	B	б	b
В	V	в	v
Г	G	г	g
Д	D	д	d
Е	E	е	e
Ж	Zh	ж	zh
З	Z	з	z
И	I	и	i
Й	Ĭ	й	ĭ
К	K	к	k
Л	L	л	l
М	M	м	m
Н	N	н	n
О	O	о	o
П	P	п	p
Р	R	р	r
С	S	с	s
Т	T	т	t
У	U	у	u
Ф	F	ф	f
Х	Kh	х	kh
Ц	T͡S	ц	t͡s
Ч	Ch	ч	ch
Ш	Sh	ш	sh
Щ	Sht	щ	sht
Ъ	Ŭ (see note 1)	ъ	ŭ (see note 1)
	ʺ (hard sign)		ʺ (hard sign)
Ь	ʹ (soft sign)	ь	ʹ (soft sign)
Ѣ	I͡E (see note 2)	ѣ	i͡e (see note 2)
Ю	I͡U	ю	i͡u
Я	I͡A	я	i͡a
Ѫ	U̐ (see note 2)	ѫ	u̐ (see note 2)

Notes

1. The letter Ъ in the initial and medial position is a vowel in Bulgarian and is romanized as ŭ. It appears in the final position chiefly in texts published before 1945, in which it serves as a hard sign and is romanized as ʺ.
2. The letters Ѣ and Ѫ are found chiefly in texts published before the orthographic reform of 1945.