Archaeologists have determined that the first workable alphabet was Phoenician in origin, and written as a crude script. However, each letter stood for a sound, and had a symbol of its own. This alphabet, dating from 1600 BC, is the ancestor of all modern Western alphabets. Once introduced, it spread rapidly through the Middle East and finally, people of the time were able to write out complete words. Ideas could be expressed much more easily than before, and narrative stories and poetry began to appear. The first Greek alphabet was developed from the Phoenician one during the fifth century BC. It was changed, improved, and extended until it had great flexibility. It became known as the Ionic alphabet and had 24 characters. When the Romans smashed the Greek Empire, they adopted this alphabet and adapted it to their own needs
how many letters in the australian albehbet
same way we do, except with an Australian accent !!
The Latin alphabet forms the basis of the English alphabet, it is the same alphabet, with the exceptions of J, U, and W.
Misrofont alphabet is an alphabet wich has extremely small font
Cyrillic alphabet
how many letters in the australian albehbet
The concept of a purely phonetic alphabet was invented by the Phoenicians, sometime prior to 1050 BCE.
The Phoenicians invented the alphabet in the 1900's B.C.E.
Romans invented the Latin alphabet. Early English monks adapted it for use in English.
no it wasn't it was the Greek alphabet that was the first
The Greeks did they borrowed the Phoenician alphabet and created the own alphabet using the Phoenician alphabet.
I think a person who invented alphabet.
New Zealand invented pavalova but Australian claim that they had invented it
The person who invented the kids' playing Alphabet Blocks was Adeline Whitney. To learn more about the invention of the Alphabet Blocks, check out the website below.
Isn't it their alphabet?
cavemen !!
Greeks.