Latin letters

Latin letters refer to the characters that make up the Latin alphabet, which is the writing system used by many languages, including English, Spanish, and French. The alphabet consists of 26 letters, ranging from A to Z. These letters are used to form words and sentences, making written communication possible. The Latin alphabet has roots in ancient Roman writing and has evolved over centuries. Its widespread use is due to historical influences, including trade, conquest, and cultural exchange, making it one of the most recognized and utilized alphabets in the world today.