Show off your handwriting

[Dytarma]

I remember making a thread somewhat like this, but in General I believe.

Any who, I write in italics with all my letters connected together, some of which are cursive (example is my g) and others print (like my r). I'll provide an example when I have the time.

Here's my writing. (also sorry for the poor image quality)

[Mon Ling]

I usually write large, round letters. Some of the letters connect together such as when I write the letters "at" in that order.

[Las Palmeras]

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Yeah, my writing actually looks alot similar to theirs...the Latin script part, that is. But it'd be written in black pen and I do put a notable empty O-like dot above "i" and "j". My lowercase j's are sometimes written almost straight. Oh and it'd be almost twice as small.

[Halazy]

My handwritng sucks in any language.

[Brizalia]

My handwritng sucks in any language.

Not as bad as mine. I've been told my writing looks like someone with shaking syndromw lol

[Dawetid]

Writing is very much a standard part of life.

Agreed. I'm still practicing writing Chinese in cursive.

[Helensburgh]

Closest thing to me were lecture notes. A lot of my "S"s and "T"s and "i"s tend to be quite inconsistent, but I always know what I've written down.

https://i.imgur.com/TeOs06I.jpg

[Valentine Z]

But this time, it's some extracts from Wiki.

- German: About Discriminant (Maths).
- Dutch: iPhone X
- Burmese: About Myanmar
- Anglo-Saxon English: About Modern English.

[Dawetid]

Translations of one line of a Classical Chinese poem, in

1. English
2. Russian
3. French
4. Japanese
   
   • Classical Japanese
   • Japanese annotations added directly to Chinese text
   • Modern Japanese
5. Spanish
6. German

Valentine Z, I noticed you write ရှ with the lower right hook, while my computer font removes the hook on ရ when ဟထိုး is attached, like ၡ (not sure if it displays properly), and that's how I came to write it in my conlang:

Also do you join the န and lower vowel together (in one stroke), as I can see?

[Valentine Z]

Ah, yes! That's how we are more or less trained to write. And yes, it does display correctly!

To sidetrack a little, typography-wise, the Burmese ourselves mess up our own font system. We are pretty notorious with using Zawgyi-One, a horrible non-Unicode font that messes up rendering. You on the other hand, thank you so much for using the standard Unicode keystrokes.

[Crato]

my handwriting is a drunk monkey trying to write with a jagged rock dipped in chunky ink
but hey my mongolian is pretty good i think

[Spaceania]

I can read mine perfectly fine! But if you didn't know me you would not be able to tell it's english...
That's why i only write down quick note's by hand!

[Switzo-Polish Republic]

I love seeing handwriting that is actually somehow worse than my own... It makes me feel better lol.

[Dytarma]

I remember making a thread somewhat like this, but in General I believe.

Any who, I write in italics with all my letters connected together, some of which are cursive (example is my g) and others print (like my r). I'll provide an example when I have the time.

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Here's my writing. (also sorry for the poor image quality)

What do you guys think of it?

[Spaceania]

I remember making a thread somewhat like this, but in General I believe.

Any who, I write in italics with all my letters connected together, some of which are cursive (example is my g) and others print (like my r). I'll provide an example when I have the time.

(Image)

Here's my writing. (also sorry for the poor image quality)

What do you guys think of it?

i like it, it seems to be a mix between cursive and print

[Dytarma]

What do you guys think of it?

i like it, it seems to be a mix between cursive and print

Thanks, it basically came about after I realized, "how can I cram a lot of info in a short amount of time?" and "I don't like some cursive and print, but I like some."

[Brizalia]

Alright get ready....


I'll give ya the link cuz I'm lazy

https://imgur.com/gallery/v0ygS

What do you guys think? Don't worry you are getting a treat, you should see the ones I write for school

[Myfanwyski]

Ohhhh, handwriting show-off! Yes, just my thing!

Let me provide a link to mine. I used OneNote to write my notes/workings/homework, but it's close to my handwriting on paper.

Disclaimer: I'm not asking for homework help; this was done long ago, and because only thing I usually write was my uni/college stuff.

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@Dawetid: I really love your Burmese script handwriting! It's like those that you see on roadsigns, noticeboards, etc.

Astonishingly neat, well jealous- especially suited to scientific stuff.

[Myfanwyski]

Has anyone tried graphology, bound to be one of the many thousands of you?

either as a victim, a self deluder or an exponent?

had the opportunity to by a bigish book for about £2.50 or a pamphlet for say 40p. Stupidly, I skimped. Similarly with chinese horoscopes, except the book was a bit better.

[Dawetid]

Back again, with another extract.
This time from the articles of Serbian Cyrillic alphabet from Wikipedia in 1. English and Serbian (2. Latin and 3. Cyrillic).

At the top you can also see differences in handwriting of letters г, п, т in Russian (top) and Serbian (bottom).
Note: It was only after posting that I noticed I wrote “Cyrillic language” instead of “Serbian language”.

[Dawetid]

Hello guys, I’m back, this time with the lyrics of a Hungarian song.

I might do a non-Latin script next time, what do you think?

[Zitravgrad]

Hello guys, I’m back, this time with the lyrics of a Hungarian song.

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I might do a non-Latin script next time, what do you think?

That looks very nice! I wish I could actually write in cursive. But it is more common for Thai students to write in print rather than cursive.

Here is a page from my ASEAN lecture -- a mix of Thai and English.

[Dawetid]

Hello guys, I’m back, this time with the lyrics of a Hungarian song.

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I might do a non-Latin script next time, what do you think?

That looks very nice! I wish I could actually write in cursive. But it is more common for Thai students to write in print rather than cursive.

Here is a page from my ASEAN lecture -- a mix of Thai and English.

It's no longer customary for NZers to write in cursive – nobody teaches it anymore, I do it just because I learned it by myself and I like it.

In contrast, here is what my non-Latin scripts look like. (KO, EL, RU, AR, HI, TH, LO - the ones I can read for now.)

As a bonus, here are my lecture notes.

[Dawetid]

Another song, this time in Serbian, both Latin and Cyrillic.

[Dawetid]

This time I’m trying something different – there was this song that I like and want to play on the piano, but I couldn’t find a score so I had to transcribe it by myself. Included is the score, with text in lyrics and chord symbols.