Which kindle supports cyrillic

Maksym - Yes, it does. It does not have a Russian menu interface or keyboard, however it does have Russian as one of the Instant Translation languages. I just tested it and it translated the word I chose and is rendering it in Cyrillic. The product description page says: Global Content Support Kindle Paperwhite supports the display of non-Latin characters, so you can read books and documents in your favorite language, including enhanced support for Japanese and Chinese Simplified and Traditional.

Kindle Paperwhite also displays Korean, Cyrillic, Latin, and Greek scripts, and provides free access to several international dictionaries. This question is closed. However, you can find a number of websites that have free, non-DRM protected ebooks that will work just fine on a Kindle. And if you really want it to display Russian fonts you can get a Kindle Russia font hack , but do so at your own risk. Once the device supports Cyrillic characters you can read Russian ebooks from sites like bookZ.

Another website that sells Russian ebooks is LitRes. The free wireless gives Kindle Russia users access to Amazon's online store 24 hours a day. There are no monthly charges, contracts, or wireless fees for using it.

In addition, Kindle International users outside the US can access Wikipedia with the free wireless, but access to the internet with Kindle's experimental web browser is limited to a few countries, and it is unavailable in Russia at this time because of current cellular bandwidth issues and increased wireless costs.

This is also the reason for the hefty file-transfer charges. A battery charge typically lasts two weeks. I would nt like to do hacks, convert books into PDFs with embed fonts or other workarounds. I am curios if Cyrilic fonts are finally supported on latest Kindle and how can I create a book so Kindle could proper recognize it? Thanks and happy reading. Cyrillic fonts are supported since the Kindle 3. Maybe there is a font hack or something for the DX, i don't know.

You should convert your cyrillic text to PDF. Or wait for the new K3-like firmware. You may have an issue with the encoding between the original document and the Kindle. You may need to figure out the original encoding there are lots of different ones , then use a tool to convert the input file html or txt to UTF-8, then convert that document. Last Read: October 22, Last modified: Mar 16, PM. Replies per page: 10 Filter. Go Down. You can't do this because Russian is not a supported language.

The problem is probably not the difficulty of rendering Cyrillic but the difficulty of policy submitted books for plagiarism and other no-nos. Good luck! Jan 25, PM. Login to reply. This is NOT true. Advertising which I got was from amazon, not some third party. No problem. Amazon trusts its publishers that have established a professional relationship with the company. It doesn't trust KDP author-publishers, who have repeatedly demonstrated that they aren't trustworthy.

Does this mean that there are Russian writers who selfpublisher? Where are their books?