How is today's ENGLISH alphabet like the alphabet of the past? Explain

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user100 [1]3 years ago

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The Latin alphabet, ancestor of most western European alphabets, is derived from the Greek, but was also influenced by the nearby Etruscan version of the alphabet. Over the centuries, extra letters were invented by varying older ones, or reintroducing Greek letters such as K and Y.

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