Russian and Ukrainian
Switch on Русский or Українська and the letter keys show Cyrillic. Each letter sits where its Latin look-alike or sound-alike is on the English keys, so the layout and all the gestures stay the same: а on a, б on b, в on v, я on q, ш on w, ы (Russian) or и (Ukrainian) on y.
Flikzi has 26 letter keys and these alphabets have 33 letters, so seven are held. Hold the key and slide right: the first extra letter is the small mark in the key’s top-right corner, and a second one comes next.
| Hold | Russian | Ukrainian |
|---|---|---|
| е | ё, then э | є |
| з | ж | ж |
| у | ю | ю |
| ц | ч | ч |
| ш | щ | щ |
| ь | ъ | |
| г | ґ | |
| і | ї |
Flick a letter up for its capital, as in any language. Russian has autocorrect, suggestions and next-word predictions. Ukrainian has suggestions and predictions; its word list is still too small for autocorrect.