Latin alphabets
Variants of the Latin alphabet are and have been used in many written languages around the world. The following tables provide an overview.
Basic alphabet
Afrikaans, Danish, German, English, Finnish, French, Catalan, Kurdish, Dutch, Norwegian, Portuguese, Slovak, Spanish and Walloon use all 26 letters.
In Finnish, come b and f only in loanwords before, c, q, w, x, z and å ( " Swedish " o ) are very rare and occur only in foreign words. In Spanish w occurs only in foreign words and k only in exceptional cases. Chinese can be an alternative to q also use ch.
In many of the languages listed above, the "missing " letter words for native foreign language origin and their derivatives (eg newtoniano in Italian and Portuguese ) or SI units ( eg, W and H) are used.
Extensions
From A to I derived characters
From J to Z derived characters
Comments
Other building on the Latin alphabet alphabets
- Africa Alphabet, Alphabet pannigerianisches
- Turkish Latin alphabet, Turkic
- Basque alphabet, the Catalan alphabet similar
- Serbian Alphabet, the Croatian alphabet similar
- Tatar alphabet, the Turkish alphabet similar
- Zulu alphabet
- Japanese alphabet ( Romaji) and various other transcriptions and transliterations
- International Phonetic Alphabet
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