The alphabet system is generally credited to the Phoenician civilization, which developed a phonetic alphabet around 1050 BCE. This script consisted of 22 consonants and was designed for ease of use in trade and communication. The Phoenician alphabet significantly influenced later writing systems, including Greek and Latin, forming the basis for many modern alphabets used today.
The Latin language and its alphabet.
The Greeks
The alphabet we use today is basically the same as that used by the Romans during the Roman Empire to write latin. It was affected by earlier alphabets sucgh as Greek and Phoenecian.
The Greeks created an ancient system known today as Linear B, as well as the Greek Alphabet.
arabic numerical system
Romans
The Latin language and its alphabet.
The Greeks
The alphabet we use today was based on the Phoenician alphabet system, passed to us via the Greek and Roman alphabets.
The Phoenicians were the carriers of civilization who developed an alphabet, as well as a trading network. Their written alphabet is the ancestor of the Greek and Roman alphabets.
Phoenician civilization
The alphabet we use today is basically the same as that used by the Romans during the Roman Empire to write latin. It was affected by earlier alphabets sucgh as Greek and Phoenecian.
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Phoenician
Phoenician
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