There is no alphabet in Japanese, but you can translate the girls’ name using Katakana and order them by the Katakana phonetic order with the first syllable of the name, which should be "Ko, Sa/Za, Ta, Me”
I was joking

And those concerns about Stasya's being in the team that people have look funny to me. I posted here about 50 pages ago the following "analysis":
"Stasya will get it if she skates clean to her full potential with the other two not delivering. Something like Stasya 210, Zhenya and Liza below 200.
Liza will get it if she skates clean with triple axels both in the SP and in the free program with all other planned content delivered.
Zhenya needs Liza not to be perfect, she has to win about 5 points over her. In fact it means her skating with not more than 1 mistake in 2 programs".
One unknown is resolved: Stasya did not make it and in no scenario outside real health issues of 2 out of the other 4 is she coming to Japan. I promise not to paste here any forecast
ever if Stasya will be a team member (real injuries and illnesses aside).
With Liza and Zhenya it is much more difficult. 2 Liza's 3As would have made it but she had just one. With such Zhenya would have made it with 1 mistake. The problem is that she made that mistake in the most valuable element. Hence, she does not have 5+ point margin over Liza and her gold looks dubious to many.
None of my scenarios regarding the two of them was realized. Hence, I can give arguments for both of them:
Liza:
+ triple axels, strong early season
- recent pneumonia, the track record of inconsistency, low pcs
Medvedeva:
+ high pcs, seems to become comfortable with her new programs
- weak early season, falls in all competitions so far
With all available info I would pick Liza. But I could see the rationale for Zhenya as well. What I think the Fed has to do is to make the final announcement as soon as possible. The ambiguity is not good for skaters.