J, U, and W are sometimes considered pretenders. Late additions, at least.
J is just a stylized I. U is a variation of V. W is of course just a double U.
G is also a relatively recent entry, if you go back to the Romans from which the Latin/English alphabet is derived.
J, U, and W are sometimes considered pretenders. Late additions, at least.
J is just a stylized I. U is a variation of V. W is of course just a double U.
G is also a relatively recent entry, if you go back to the Romans from which the Latin/English alphabet is derived.