Does France use the same alphabet as the US?
France uses the same alphabet as the US, but they also sometimes put accent marks above the a, e, and i, or under the c.
How did the alphabet originate?
The first semi-phonetic writing system was a set of 24 symbols used in Egyptian Hieroglyphics. The Phoenicians were the first to use only phonetic symbols. They had an alphabet of 22 consonants, but the vowels were not written. The Greeks were the first use us phonetic symbols for all the sounds of a language (the first pure alphabet)
Who created the US English alphabet?
No one person. It evolved over thousands of years from many sources. Look under ALPHABET in the Brittanica or any other good encyclopedia for a full history. Answer There is no such thing as a purely "US" English alphabet, other than perhaps the US pronunciation of the last letter, Z, zed. The present English alphabet has been in use since Shakespeare's time (there were 3 letters used in Old English which survived to around Shakespeare's…
What is metropolitan France?
"Metropolitan France" consists of the French lands in Europe. Just as the US has states lying outside the contiguous group of 48, France has Départements outside Europe. These are the Départements d'Outre-Mer. There are also Territioires d'Outre-mer, in the same way as the US has American Samoa or the US Virgin Islands.
Do they write the same in spanish?
If you are asking if they use the same alphabet as us, then slightly yes. Almost all letters are the same, except for ''ñ,'' ''ch,'' ''ll,'' ''ü'' and sometimes ''rr.'' There are also the accented letters, such as ''á,'' ''í,'' ''ú,'' ''é,'' and ''ó.'' Of course, the two alphabets are pronounced differently, and in Spanish capital letters are used to a lesser extent than in English (= 'ingles', for example).
Why does the alphabet start with a?
Because the numeric and alphabetic code which is phenomenal is contributed to a which leads us to b ------------------------- The English alphabet starts with "A" because the Greek alphabet, which is the principle source of our alphabet, starts with "A." Actually it because a is for Adam which was the first person on earth so :P
Is Us a better country than France?
this is matter of personal appreciation. On the development index, the US and France are very close. Ireland is said to rank first for quality of life, and Costa-Rica is said to rank first for the proportion of people saying themselves happy, but that does not mean that an American will appreciate living there. The same applies for France and the US.