Most languages with a literary tradition use one of the following principal writing systems:
A) Cyrillic, Latin, Chinese, Arabic
B) Greek, Latin, Chinese, Germanic
C) Latin, Arabic, Chinese, Indo-European
D) Latin, Chinese, English, Greek
E) Cyrillic, Latin, Chinese, Altaic

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Cyrillic is used primarily in Slavic languages, Latin is used in Romance, Germanic and many other languages, Chinese characters are used in Chinese, Japanese and Korean, and Arabic script is used in Arabic and other languages in the Middle East. These are the most commonly used writing systems in languages with a literary tradition, covering a wide range of language families and regions. Greek and Indo-European are not as widespread as Cyrillic and Latin, while Altaic is not a writing system but a language family.

Most Languages with a Literary Tradition Use One of the Following