Czech language alphabet

Czech first started appearing in writing in the form of glosses and short notes in texts during the 12th and 13th centuries,Czech Alphabet The Czech alphabet has 42 letters and contains all 26 traditional international letters. The reason for such a high number is the fact that there are many special characters including diacritical marks such as caron, acute and ring.The Czech alphabet consists of 42 letters, inclusive of 26 letters as in English and 16 additional ones with diacritics. The letters Qand Ware used in foreign words only, and are replaced with KVand Vonce the word becomes “naturalized.” There are three special diacritic accents: for the vowels it is the acute accent (čárka) ...The Czech alphabet consists of 42 letters. Most of the added letters are letters from the standard Latin script with various diacritics. Czech has 3 diacritical marks.Written Czech is based on Latin alphabet. As a result of several reforms, an “Extended Latin” alphabet was established, with strong emphasis on straightforwardness. Some Latin characters exist in two variants, i.e. hard and soft consonants s and š (like in sine/shine) or short and long vowels o and ó (like in cost / door).The Czech alphabet consists of 42 letters. Czech alphabet Majuscule forms (uppercase/capital letters) A