Corsican is written in the standard Latin script, using 22 of the letters for native words.

Only in other countries do diaspora Ukrainians use the Latin script.

Latin script: end of the 19th century - present (two centuries)

There are only a few words in the manuscript written in a seemingly Latin script.

One of them is open to a page on which the Reformer made notes in tiny Latin script.

The following Latin script can be seen on the façade:

The corresponding Latin script (latinica) is also used to write in the language.

English and other languages of Latin script have left-to-right writing direction.

For example, Swedish and English both use the Latin script.

These symbols appear like combinations of many common Latin scripts letters such as ℅.