What do western fonts mean?

Western fonts refer to fonts used in western countries. Western fonts are mainly used to represent Latin letters, which refer to fonts used in western countries. These fonts have rich styles and characteristics, including handwriting, printing, decoration and modern fonts, and each font has its own unique characteristics and application scenarios. For example, handwriting has strong personalized characteristics and is often used in personal notes, letters and other occasions. Western fonts have a profound historical and cultural background in western countries, and their development can be traced back to ancient Greece and Rome. With the passage of time, western fonts have evolved and developed, forming a variety of styles and forms, which have made important contributions to the inheritance and development of western culture.