Summary
Alphabet in Different Languages: The alphabet description is a sequence of letters of a text written or spoken in its proper order. An alphabet is a standard set of letters describing the phonemes of every spoken language in its written form (essentially significant sounds).
Alphabet in All Languages
Translation of word Alphabet in almost 100+ different languages of the world.
| Different Languages | Word Alphabet |
|---|---|
| Albanian | alfabet |
| Basque | alfabetoa |
| Belarusian | алфавіт |
| Bosnian | abeceda |
| Bulgarian | азбука |
| Catalan | alfabet |
| Croatian | abeceda |
| Czech | abeceda |
| Danish | alfabet |
| Dutch | alfabet |
| Estonian | tähestik |
| Finnish | aakkoset |
| French | alphabet |
| Galician | alfabeto |
| German | Alphabet |
| Greek | αλφάβητο (alfávito) |
| Hungarian | ábécé |
| Icelandic | stafrófið |
| Irish | aibítir |
| Italian | alfabeto |
| Latvian | alfabēts |
| Lithuanian | abėcėlė |
| Macedonian | азбука |
| Maltese | alfabett |
| Norwegian | alfabet |
| Polish | alfabet |
| Portuguese | alfabeto |
| Romanian | alfabet |
| Russian | алфавит (alfavit) |
| Serbian | азбука (azbuka) |
| Slovak | abeceda |
| Slovenian | abeceda |
| Spanish | alfabeto |
| Swedish | alfabet |
| Ukrainian | алфавіт (alfavit) |
| Welsh | wyddor |
| Yiddish | Alphabet |
| Armenian | Այբուբեն |
| Azerbaijani | əlifba |
| Bengali | বর্ণমালা |
| Chinese Simplified | 字母 (zìmǔ) |
| Chinese Traditional | 字母 (zìmǔ) |
| Georgian | ანბანი |
| Gujarati | મુળાક્ષરો |
| Hindi | वर्णमाला |
| Hmong | tsiaj ntawv |
| Japanese | アルファベット |
| Kannada | ವರ್ಣಮಾಲೆಯ |
| Kazakh | әліпбиі |
| Khmer | អក្ខរក្រម |
| Korean | 알파벳 (alpabes) |
| Lao | ຫນັງສື |
| Malayalam | അക്ഷരമാല |
| Marathi | वर्णमाला |
| Mongolian | цагаан толгой |
| Myanmar (Burmese) | အက္ခရာ |
| Nepali | वर्णमाला |
| Sinhala | අක්ෂර මාලාව |
| Tajik | алифбо |
| Tamil | எழுத்துக்களை |
| Telugu | అక్షరం |
| Thai | ตัวอักษร |
| Turkish | alfabe |
| Urdu | حروف تہجی |
| Uzbek | alifbo |
| Vietnamese | bảng chữ cái |
| Arabic | الأبجدية (al'abjadia) |
| Hebrew | אלף בית |
| Persian | الفبا |
| Afrikaans | alfabet |
| Chichewa | zilembo |
| Hausa | haruffa |
| Igbo | mkpụrụ okwu |
| Sesotho | alfabeta |
| Somali | alifbeetada |
| Swahili | alfabeti |
| Yoruba | ahbidi |
| Zulu | alfabhethi |
| Cebuano | alpabeto |
| Filipino | alpabeto |
| Indonesian | alfabet |
| Javanese | aksara |
| Malagasy | abidy |
| Malay | abjad |
| Maori | pū |
| Esperanto | alfabeto |
| Haitian Creole | alfabè |
| Latin | alphabetum |
Alphabet in European Languages
Translation of word Alphabet in almost 42 European languages.
| Different Languages | Word Alphabet |
|---|---|
| Albanian | alfabet |
| Basque | alfabetoa |
| Belarusian | алфавіт |
| Bosnian | abeceda |
| Bulgarian | азбука |
| Catalan | alfabet |
| Corsican | alfabbetu |
| Croatian | abeceda |
| Czech | abeceda |
| Danish | alfabet |
| Dutch | alfabet |
| Estonian | tähestik |
| Finnish | aakkoset |
| French | alphabet |
| Frisian | alfabet |
| Galician | alfabeto |
| German | Alphabet |
| Greek | αλφάβητο [alfávito] |
| Hungarian | ábécé |
| Icelandic | stafrófið |
| Irish | aibítir |
| Italian | alfabeto |
| Latvian | alfabēts |
| Lithuanian | abėcėlė |
| Luxembourgish | Alphabet |
| Macedonian | азбука |
| Maltese | alfabett |
| Norwegian | alfabet |
| Polish | alfabet |
| Portuguese | alfabeto |
| Romanian | alfabet |
| Russian | алфавит [alfavit] |
| Scots Gaelic | aibideil |
| Serbian | азбука [azbuka] |
| Slovak | abeceda |
| Slovenian | abeceda |
| Spanish | alfabeto |
| Swedish | alfabet |
| Tatar | алфавит |
| Ukrainian | алфавіт [alfavit] |
| Welsh | wyddor |
| Yiddish | Alphabet |
Alphabet in Asian Languages
Translation of word Alphabet in almost 36 Asian languages.
| Different Languages | Word Alphabet |
|---|---|
| Armenian | Այբուբեն |
| Azerbaijani | əlifba |
| Bengali | বর্ণমালা |
| Chinese Simplified | 字母 [zìmǔ] |
| Chinese Traditional | 字母 [zìmǔ] |
| Georgian | ანბანი |
| Gujarati | મુળાક્ષરો |
| Hindi | वर्णमाला |
| Hmong | tsiaj ntawv |
| Japanese | アルファベット |
| Kannada | ವರ್ಣಮಾಲೆಯ |
| Kazakh | әліпбиі |
| Khmer | អក្ខរក្រម |
| Korean | 알파벳 [alpabes] |
| Kyrgyz | алфавит |
| Lao | ຫນັງສື |
| Malayalam | അക്ഷരമാല |
| Marathi | वर्णमाला |
| Mongolian | цагаан толгой |
| Myanmar (Burmese) | အက္ခရာ |
| Nepali | वर्णमाला |
| Odia | ବର୍ଣ୍ଣମାଳା |
| Pashto | الفبې |
| Punjabi | ਵਰਣਮਾਲਾ |
| Sindhi | الف |
| Sinhala | අක්ෂර මාලාව |
| Tajik | алифбо |
| Tamil | எழுத்துக்களை |
| Telugu | అక్షరం |
| Thai | ตัวอักษร |
| Turkish | alfabe |
| Turkmen | elipbiý |
| Urdu | حروف تہجی |
| Uyghur | ئېلىپبە |
| Uzbek | alifbo |
| Vietnamese | bảng chữ cái |
Alphabet in Middle East Languages
Translation of word Alphabet in 4 middle eastern languages.
| Different Languages | Word Alphabet |
|---|---|
| Arabic | الأبجدية [al'abjadia] |
| Hebrew | אלף בית |
| Kurdish (Kurmanji) | elfabe |
| Persian | الفبا |
Alphabet in African Languages
Translation of word Alphabet in almost 13 African languages.
| Different Languages | Word Alphabet |
|---|---|
| Afrikaans | alfabet |
| Amharic | ፊደል |
| Chichewa | zilembo |
| Hausa | haruffa |
| Igbo | mkpụrụ okwu |
| Kinyarwanda | inyuguti |
| Sesotho | alfabeta |
| Shona | mavara |
| Somali | alifbeetada |
| Swahili | alfabeti |
| Xhosa | oonobumba |
| Yoruba | ahbidi |
| Zulu | alfabhethi |
Alphabet in Austronesian Languages
Translation of word Alphabet in almost 10 Austronesian languages.
| Different Languages | Word Alphabet |
|---|---|
| Cebuano | alpabeto |
| Filipino | alpabeto |
| Hawaiian | pīʻāpā |
| Indonesian | alfabet |
| Javanese | aksara |
| Malagasy | abidy |
| Malay | abjad |
| Maori | pū |
| Samoan | faʻasologa mataʻitusi |
| Sundanese | aksara sunda |
Alphabet in Other Foreign Languages
| Different Languages | Word Alphabet |
|---|---|
| Esperanto | alfabeto |
| Haitian Creole | alfabè |
| Latin | alphabetum |
Video Translation of Alphabet in 10 Other Languages
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More Information about Alphabet
The Latin alphabet which was developed from Greek and many languages modify by inserting letters with diacritic marks, was the most common one of the hundreds of alphabets used today.
The modern English script comprises of 26 letters in the Latin alphabet, each in an upper and lower format. It developed from the Latin script in the 7th century.
The original New English alphabet of 26 letters has been inserted or removed after to form current modern shape.
A Semitics who reside or live near Egypt then established the initial alphabet; they have focused this on the concept that the Egyptians developed but had their own symbols.
Their neighbors and relatives, the Canaanites, the Hebrews and the Phoenicians, embraced it rapidly in the East and North.
The Phoenicians extended their literature to other inhabitants in the Near East and Minor Asia, to the Arabs to the Greeks and to the Etruscan and to the western part of the country as far as Spain.
Alphabets are basics for creating a language then form words and produce sentences. Without alphabets a language can never exist. They are key to communicate and express ourselves.
Letter identification is important because it allows early readers to understand how written text is related to the spoken language.
Most letters in the alphabet reflect this, and children are also introduced to and understand the tone of letters while working on letter identification.
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