The japanese writing system is based on 3 different systems:

• The Hiragana syllabary 46 basic characters (71 in total)
• The Katakana syllabary 46 basic characters (71 in total)
• The Kanji Characters up to 30,000 characters

Sabrina

• Origin: Latin
• Meaning: From the river Severn
• Famous Namesakes: Sabrina the Teenage Witch (fictional TV character)
• Peak Popularity: Sabrina hit its peak popularity in 1997 when it was ranked number 53 out of 1,000 baby names in the U.S. 1

I can think of the following:

• Suitability: If applied to Slavic languages, both are roughly equally good. The differences are the following:
• The Latin-using Slavic languages started using the unarranged, raw Latin alphabet, which was not suitable for them—over time they adapted it so now it’s fairly suitable in almost every case. ...
• The Cy

• The Latin alphabet has only 23 letters while English has 26.
• There is no j,w and capital U/small v in the Latin alphabet.
• The letter c is never soft in the Latin alphabet; it always sounds /k/.
• The letter g is never soft; it always sounds /g/ as in goal.
• q never stands alone; it always has a u with it, and the two letters make one sound (qu = kw).

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