1. LANGUAGES AND THEIR CLASSICAL ORIGIN.

The Greek alphabet:

It comes from the Phoenician, which was adapted by the 9th century BC, with some modifications. At the beginning, there were only capital letters without punctuation, like commas or question marks. In the end it would initiate the rest of the alphabets used in current Europe. Around 500 BC the direction of Greek writing was established, from left to right. Finally, many Greek letters are used today, especially in scientific subjects.