iAlphabet 

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The Latin alphabet first took shape in the 7th century BCE in Italy, adapted from the Etruscan and Greek alphabets. The modern Latin alphabet, equivalent to what is used today, was completed in the 16th century.

 

The Latin alphabet has undergone significant evolution and adaptation throughout its more than 2,500-year history and continues to adapt to new languages and modern communication needs. 

 

The evolution of the alphabet is a testament to humanity's enduring quest for effective communication. iAlphabet represents a small step in this journey, offering a simplified version of the Latin alphabet complemented by an engaging mirror image design.

 

With just an hour of understanding its framework and logic, one can learn iAlphabet as an enjoyable and effective second alphabet, writing from both directions, right to left or left to right.