alleryStart learning →Which alphabet is called the first true alphabet, with letters for both vowels and consonants?
APhoenician
BArabic
CGreek
DHebrew
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Greek
The Greek alphabet grew out of the Phoenician abjad and added vowels, so it is the first true alphabet.
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