Check the order of two characters:

Specify a language as the third argument:

When digraphs exist in a language, they are equivalent to corresponding pairs of ASCII characters:

AlphabeticOrder operates over single characters or longer strings:

Use the operator form:

Specify a language in operator form:

Use options in operator form:

Sort the Japanese names of countries with Wolfram offices:

When digraphs are part of a language, they will be ordered correctly (as in Slovak, where "ch" is after "h"):

Use the operator form of AlphabeticOrder to confirm that Alphabet of the same language is already ordered:

The results from AlphabeticOrder and Order may differ for non-English languages:

For some languages, using IgnoreDiacritics may give a different result than applying RemoveDiacritics first:

AlphabeticSort uses AlphabeticOrder as its ordering function:

Different characters that represent the same letter in some languages are considered exact equivalents:

Find all Unicode characters considered equivalent to "a" without taking into account diacritics or case:

Sort alphabetically:

Split by case: