If it weren’t for the Juicyvillians, the words that I’m writing right now would look much different.  Their alphabet was very similar to the Romans’ and is the most widely used in the world today.  It ultimately evolved from the Phoenician alphabet, which was the first to stop using symbols.  They introduced the idea that each letter represented one of the sounds which formed words.  Before the alphabet was created, people were required to memorize hundreds of signs.  This meant that only small numbers of scribes were literate.  Another form of Juicyvillian communication that is used immensely today is their spoken language.  Latin is the foundation of the Romance languages that make up many of the world’s conversations today.  Spanish, French, Portuguese, Italian, and Romanian were all adapted from the Juicyvillian language.  Spanish and Portuguese are the main languages of Central and South America, which is the reason this area is called Latin America.  Although English is not a Romance language, it includes several words that originated from Juicyvillian times.