Alphabet

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These are compact reference selections, not complete inventories of every writing system: German and French include additional accented letters and ligatures; Italian shows the traditional 21-letter set; Greek shows isolated sigma σ, not final ς; Hebrew omits final forms. Arabic and Hebrew run from right to left; isolated glyphs may look different in connected text.

Japanese shows 46 basic hiragana, not kanji or the full kana system. Korean shows 19 initial and 21 medial compatibility jamo, including compound forms, not only the 24 basic letters. Thai includes consonants plus ฤ and ฦ, not all vowels or tone marks.

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