The Etruscan adopted a version of the western Greek alphabet in use in the Greek city of Capua (near Naples). They adapted it to the phonetic characteristics of their language, therefore creating an Etruscan alphabet.
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the Phoenicians made an alphabet that the Greeks adopted and changed a little.
The Latin alphabet.
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The Phoenician traders took their alphabet with them and it was adopted and adapted.
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The Etruscan alphabet was adopted from the Greek alphabet, specifically from the variant used in the Greek colonies established in Italy. This adaptation occurred around the 8th century BCE as the Etruscans developed their own writing system. The Etruscan alphabet itself influenced later writing systems, including the Latin alphabet.
The adopted and adapted it to their own language.
The ancient Romans used the alphabet we use: the Latin alphabet. Latin was their language. Western languages have adopted and adapted the Latin alphabet.
Greek, Israeli, Roman and today's European and European-origin countries adopted and modified it.
The Phoenician adopted the Egyptian alphabet.
# The alphabet. The ancient Greeks had lost the use of their old alphabet, known as linear-B, during the Greek Dark Ages. When Greece began to emerge from the Dark Ages, it adopted and modified the Phoenician alphabet. The Romans, in turn, adopted and modified the Greek alphabet, to become the alphabet we use in the West. # Trade and commerce. The Phoenicians were great maritime traders. They established colonies all around the Mediterranean, including Carthage and even Spain. Rome was forced to become more outward-looking as a result of Phoenician expansion. # Religion. Some, but not all, of the ancient gods and theology of Greece were adopted from Phoenician influence.