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alphabet, Roman letters, ABC
The Latin/Roman alphabet (A-Z). In Japanese contexts, this specifically means the 26 letters of the English alphabet, as distinct from hiragana, katakana, and kanji.
Usage
In Japanese, アルファベット specifically refers to the Latin alphabet (ABC). It is also called ローマ字 (romaji) when discussing the romanization of Japanese. Forms and official documents in Japan sometimes require names to be written in アルファベット.
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英字 (Roman letters)