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The '''Modern basic Latin alphabet''' is a [[Latin-derived alphabet]] and comprises 26 letters. It is codified in [[ISO/IEC 646]] and in the "Basic Latin" range (0000–007F) for the [[Latin characters in Unicode]]. The upper case is at 0041-005A, lower at 0061-007A. The letters are also available in [[ASCII]]. |
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Alphabets that are equivalent: |
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* [[English alphabet]] |
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* [[Interlingua alphabet]] |
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* [[Ido alphabet]] |
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* [[Interglossa alphabet]] |
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* [[Occidental alphabet]] |
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* [[German alphabet]] |
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* [[Dutch alphabet]] |
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* [[French alphabet]] |
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* [[Malay alphabet]] |
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* [[Portuguese alphabet]] (the [[1990 Portuguese Language Orthographic Agreement]] may come into effect in 2009) |
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The corresponding languages can still use [[diacritic]]s, but these are not treated as separate letters in the alphabet. English is unique{{Fact|date=February 2009}} among major modern European languages in using no diacritics for native words. <!-- Actually, this is slightly wrong: a [[dieresis]] is still seen occasionally, e.g., in [[The New Yorker]]. But this seems too trivial to clutter up the sentence with. --> |
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== See also == |
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* [[Latin-derived alphabet]] |
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{{Latin alphabet}} |
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[[Category:Latin-derived alphabets]] |
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