Roman Script

Roman script, also known as Latin script, is the writing system that uses the alphabet derived from Latin characters. It’s the most widespread writing system globally, used for many languages including English, Spanish, French, and more. The script consists of letters that represent sounds, and its design can vary in style. Its origins trace back to ancient Rome, and it has evolved over centuries into the modern alphabet we see today. Roman script is fundamental for written communication, literacy, and digital text across numerous languages and regions worldwide.