Nikitas wrote:You need to look at the EU nations list again. The users of non latin alphabets include Bulgaria, Greece, Cyprus, while Cyrillic characters are found in most slavic Eu member nations alphabets. There are sounds that cannot be rendered by the Latin alphabet, especially in slavic languages. It is doubtful that a German or Scandinavian ummlauted vowel can be considered Latin.
Out of the 24 letters most are common with Latin letters, the uncommon ones are known to most through elemenetary physics and chemistry lessons, they are in most formulae taught in early secondary school.
Maybe your problem is not linguistic?
maybe you should look at the terggs and how they utilised what ever they needed to be able to make the sounds they needed. some french, some german and the rest latin and walla you have a language which is easy to understand and learn and efficient. anlatabildimmi. one word meaning was i able able to expalin. you have so much to learn about not standing still and moving forward.