UEY : the Uyghur Arabic alphabet, the only official alphabet in the Xinjiang province of China and is widely used in government, social media and in everyday life;
UKY : the Uyghur Cyrillic alphabet is mostly used by Uyghurs living in Central Asian countries, especially in Kazakhstan;
ULY : the Uyghur Latin alphabet was introduced in 2008 and is to be used solely in computer-related fields as an ancillary writing system, [6] [5] but has now largely fallen into disuse after the expanded availability of UEY keyboards and keypads on all devices.
UYY : the mixed Uyghur New Script (also called Pinyin Yeziⱪi or UPNY), this alphabet is also Latin-based, but now most people who want to type in Latin use ULY instead.
$ pip install uyghurfrom uyghur.conversion import uey2uly
print(uey2uly('پلام، جهان'))Tested in CPython 3.8/3.9/3.10 and Pypy 3.8, install tox globally and run
tox- UEY2ULY
- ULY2UEY
- UEY2UKY
- UKY2UEY
- UEY2UYY
- UYY2UEY
- TEXT2SPEECH
- DB65/T 3690-2015 Coded Character Conversion Rules between Uyghur and Latin Uyghur