Modern Greek Alphabet
The Modern Greek Alphabet is the writing system used for the Greek language today. It consists of 24 letters, including both upper and lower case forms. The alphabet has been used since the late 9th or early 8th century BC and continues to be used in modern times. Each letter has a unique phonetic value and is used to represent specific sounds in the Greek language. The alphabet is written from left to right and is widely used in Greece and Cyprus for official and everyday communication.