Latin script

The Latin script, also known as the Latin alphabet, is a writing system used to write many languages worldwide, including English, Spanish, and French. It consists of 26 letters (A to Z) and may include additional characters or diacritics for specific sounds. Originating from the Roman alphabet, it has evolved over centuries and is now the most widely used script globally. It enables effective communication across diverse languages and cultures, both in print and digital forms, serving as the foundation for many writing systems in use today.