Why is the alphabet in that order?
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because the romans had the alpha to omega in that order and we developed it from there's. before that im not sure
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Palindromes.  The same fowards as is backwards.  Like "Madam, I am Adam."
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F First\nS Second\nT Third\nF Fourth\nF Fifth\nS Sixth\nS Seventh\nE Eighth\nN Ninth\nT Tenth\n\nIt's the first letter of the ordinals
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English is what's called a "borrowed language".  That's why you see so many similarities between it and other languages.  From my understanding, our alphabet is based on the Roman alphabet, and our number system is based on the Arabic system.
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So that it's in alphabetic order, of course -----Jeez!!!!
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They are listed at:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greek_alphabet#Main_table
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In the first sentence, the words are all in alphabetical order. In the second sentence, each successive word increases by one letter. The third sentence is a palindrome.
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R,A,M, R,P,A, Y,A,M ,N,U,J, L,U,J, G,U,A, P,E,S, T,C,O, V,O,N, C,E,D\n\nIt's the abbreviations for the months.  The months are in order, but the abbreviations are backward.\n\n***Edited to put spaces in so they would all show up.
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because its by english
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There are 11 letters in "THE ALPHABET"
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When you look up words in the dictionary, you start with the first letter, then the second letter, etc.  It will always have it's place in line, according to alphabetical order.  If you wanted to alphabetize animal and animate, first you would look at the "a".. they are the same, so then you move on to the "n" and so on until you get to the "l" in animal and the "t" in animate.  Since l comes before t, animal will be in the dictionary before animate.\n\nWhen you compare numbers (especially on a number line), you start on the left and keep moving right. Which is bigger, 13475 or 13472?  The one's are the same, so you must go to the next number.  The 3's are the same, the 4's, etc until you get to 5 being bigger than 2.  Since everything else matched, then 13475 must be bigger than 13472.
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"Alpha" is literally simply the first letter of the Greek alphabet (in fact the word "alphabet" comes from the first two letters of the Greek alphabet, alpha and beta). So "alpha" links in arabic? I'm not sure I understand but the first letter of the Arabic alphabet is 'alif.\n\nThe God link, in the Bible, God describes himself as the "alpha and omega, the beginning and the end". "Alpha" and "omega" are the first and last letters of the Greek alphabet respectively.
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It's called a palindrome. : )\nP.S. this is interesting... an ambigram can be read upside down and right side up. An example is ipod! . Tilt your head upside down and see what I mean... Hope this helps!
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well that is an easy one.....\n\nIt is in alphabetical order
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Using the first letter of the first word in the item to be listed (usually not counting the articles a, an, and the), place the items in the order of the alphabet. A first and then B,C, D, E, and so on.. When there are several items beginning with the same letter, then use the second letter of each item according to the alphabet. Hence Abet, Account, Adam, Aegis, After, Against. If there are two items with the same first two letters the same, use the third letter in those words according to the alphabet. Hence Accord, Accurate.\n\nContinue with the letters of the alphbet. B is next. Hence: Aztecs, Ball, Bee, Bing, Blow, followed by the items begining with C and so on through the alphabet.\n\nI hope this helps.
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Dacey comes first.  When you have two words that start with the same letter, you keep going down the word until one of the letters is different and the one with the letter that comes first in the alphabet is also the word that comes first in alphabetical order.  For example, both Dacey and D'Avolio start with a D so, you go to the next letter in both words which is A.  Since both words have an A, you move to the next letter which are c and v.  c comes before v so, Dacey comes first in alphabetical order.
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the letters are mixed up