The word (alphabet )comes from the first two letters of what alphabet ,and what are they.?

Alpha & Beta - Greek

hmmm...I've read two views of this. One, Aleph, and Beth are the two first letters of the Hebrew alphabet. Many people believe that the Hebrew alphabet gave birth to the system we have today. The other viewpoint is that the Greek alphabet was the root of the modern alphabet, because of ITS first two letters, which are Alpha, and Beta. I'm looking at an Alphabet table, and there are very interesting similarities amongst the Hebrew, Greek, and the Arabic alphabet. In the Arabic alphabet, many of the letters or sounds that I see are VERY much like the modern alphabet...How's that for an answer?

The Greek Alphabet - Alpha and Beta

They come from the Greek alphabet, and the two letters are alpha and beta.

The full Greek alphabet can be found here, with handy pronounciation keys: http://www.colorado.edu/greeks/alphabeta.html

The alphabet is English, the letters are a,b

Greek Alphabet

Alpha

Beta

The Greek alphabet.

Alpha and Beta

greek-alpha and beta

assyrian..(babylon) alep and bet the next one is gimel

everyone thinks greece...thats what they want you to think..