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1
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alphabet
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Japan
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In Japan, writing relies on characters instead of the alphabet for daily communication and organization.
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9
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2
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alphabet
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China
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Chinese writing systems do not rely on alphabetical order for organization and communication.
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8
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3
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alphabet
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United Kingdom
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In the United Kingdom, alphabets are essential for learning to read and write in English-speaking countries and are taught from an early age.
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8
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4
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alphabet
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United States
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In the United States, the alphabet is taught as a fundamental skill for reading and writing at a young age.
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6
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5
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alphabet
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Western countries
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The alphabet is essential for literacy and communication in Western cultures.
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2
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6
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alphabet
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Eastern countries
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In Eastern countries, characters and symbols are more commonly used in languages than the alphabet.
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1
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7
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alphabet
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Europe
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The alphabet is used for reading and writing in most Western European countries.
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1
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8
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alphabet
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Greece
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The alphabet in Greek culture has ancient roots and has evolved over time.
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1
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9
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alphabet
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Middle Eastern countries
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The alphabet is used to write Arabic, Persian, and other languages in the Middle Eastern countries.
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1
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10
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alphabet
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linguistics
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The alphabet is an essential part of written language, consisting of letters that represent sounds or syllables.
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