There's just one English alphabet (it starts with A and ends with Z), but if by "alphabet" you mean "style of font", then the most common English styles of font are serif, sans serif, and cursive, in that order. The most common individual fonts are probably Times New Roman (a serif font, extremely popular because it was the default font in Microsoft Word for over a decade), Helvetica (a sans serif font, of which Arial is a distorted copycat made by Microsoft to avoid licensing fees), and Tahoma (the sans serif font that Windows uses by default for text boxes and dialog boxes). As you can tell, the list of the most common fonts in English has been heavily influenced by Microsoft.
It depends on which alphabets you are talking about. In the latin alphabet for English, the most common letter is E, and the least common is Z.
There are hundreds of alphabets. If you're only talking about pure alphabets that include letters for vowels and consonants, the most common are:LatinGreekCyrillicKoreanArmenianGeorgianHebrew with nikkudArabic with tashkīl
! This is a great question with a pretty complicated answer. Basically, fonts are the letterforms used in printed or online documents. As far as the most popular fonts, Helvetica, Arial, and Times New Roman are probably the most common.
Pica and Elite are the two most common type fonts on typewriters.
India probably has the most alphabets of any country.
It's an international language, use latin alphabets and has a phrase construction where the noun is on the right most.
India is the country with the most alphabets, though technically speaking, most of the languages of India are written with Abugidas, not alphabets.
Most western alphabets are based on the Greek alphabet.
Most western alphabets are based on the Greek alphabet.
The most common foot in English
Most western alphabets are based on the Greek alphabet.
Magazines and newspapers use a mixture of sans serif and serif fonts to create a style that reflects the publication. Common fonts used in headlines and body copy are Caslon, Times New Roman, Mercury Display, Interstate, Palatino, Lino Letter, and Stempel Garamond.