Latin Alphabet Reform

Latin Alphabet Reform involves changes to the standard set of letters used in writing languages that use the Latin script. These reforms aim to improve clarity, consistency, or adapt the alphabet to better suit modern phonetics and technology. Examples include removing unnecessary letters, adding diacritical marks, or standardizing spelling conventions. Such reforms are usually driven by linguistic, educational, or political motivations to make reading, writing, and communication more efficient and accessible. Overall, it’s a process of updating and refining the alphabet to better serve the language’s needs.