Lets have a handwriting thread.
Post in English, and your native language.
Some Pangrams for your convenience:
"A quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog"
« B чaщaх югa жил бы цитpyc? Дa, нo фaльшивый экзeмпляp! »
صِف خَلقَ خَودِ كَمِثلِ الشَمسِ إِذ بَزَغَت — يَحظى الضَجيعُ بِها نَجلاءَ مِعطارِ
Ταχίστη αλώπηξ βαφής ψημένη γη, δρασkελίζει υπέρ νωθρού kυνός
דג סקרן שט בים מאוכזב ולפתע מצא חברה
Victor jagt zwölf Boxkämpfer quer über den großen Sylter Deich
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nice try mr. mossad man
blease do it DDD: D:
Did you just make that Hebrew pangram up? Never heard it
www fontsproject co il font list
no, it's the most common one, have you never installed a font before?
Bump
Бъpзa кaфявa лиcицa пpecкaчa мъpзeливoтo кyчe.
very beautiful just like you
Realized I hadn't written anything in weeks, had to contribute
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Pretty. But it is hard to read, what does it say?
>tfw have not written anything but math formulas in a year
That sounds horrible. Math is fucked.
Of course you'd say that, biology faggot
>hating math
how is your history research going?
A quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog
This guy gets it I just don't like mathematics.
Oh, I thought you wrote top to bottom.
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I skipped lines to make it a bit more legible, but this is how I usually write. I can't write too small or my writing becomes completely illegible.
nice
please someone r8
>Not Arabic
The fuck
rude
tell me how do you translate the first sentence in spanish pls
>tfw you haven't written anything on paper for years
Kek
>mother language is the worst
This is a complicated feel.
Please forgive the utter state of my handwriting.
Got the first word wrong :P
the most common word is Argentina for "lazy" is "vago" but I prefere holgazán since vago can also mean vague.
wat
>/ins/
computer / 10
>wrote top to botto
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It used to be even worse than this.
Also I haven't written Arabic since I took a Farsi class in college. And I forgot all the goddamn Farsi.
the most beautiful
lets all hope its a blonde Swedish qt behind this hand writing
illegible desu
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Can anyone who speaks these languages tell me if my handwriting is passable? Most curious about Korean since I'm learning that the most. Any letters that look off?
>Bulgarian (native)
Пoд южнo дъpвo, цъфтящo в cиньo, бягaшe мaлкo пyхкaвo зaйчe.
A little fluffy young rabbit ran under a southern tree blooming in blue.
>Korean (learning)
키스의 고유조건은 입술끼리 만나야 하고 특별한 기술은 필요치 않다.
The essential condition for a kiss is that lips meet and there is no special technique required.
>Russian (learning)
Cъeшь eщё этих мягких фpaнцyзcких бyлoк дa выпeй жe чaю.
Eat some more of these soft French buns and drink some tea.
>English (not native but my strongest language)
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I wanted to see some japanese cursive. Any nips around?
pls rate
Pretty bad/10, m8. Sorry dude, but it's just all over the place, nor the size or the spacing of the letters are similar, and the spacing between words also. Perhaps you should consider using one of those calligraphic papers to practice.
Nice illustration.
Nope, you were right the first time. OP (and many posters) have got it wrong.
Little-kid writing, but at least it's legible.
Tell me how bad my handwriting is Sup Forums
Spacing is better on lined paper, obviously. I agree it's bad, but you can see the last sentence for an example what it's supposed to be an improvement upon. Something you didn't mention (but which I know is wrong) is that the letters aren't at a consistent slant (perhaps this is exacerbated by not having lines, though).
Anyway, the fact is I'm too lazy to practice. What matters to me is that it's basically legible, because I do not want to have to re-write an exam or anything like that ever again.
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Looks lazy and american (offence meant only by the lazy not by the american part). You wrote quick with an a instead of a q. You should practice your cursive instead of fucking peoples' mums, what the fuck is that at the end, did you think you could just link the fucking letters and call it cursive?
connect your letters more(h and y especially)
Ficking yer man?
>did you think you could just link the fucking letters and call it cursive
That's literally what they teach in schools here. They don't even call it "cursive", though - it's "linked script".
I guess anything refined or remotely cultured isn't egalitarian enough for a government curriculum.
nice flag
Here's if I actually put in some effort
That's a lowercase q btw I just curve it
And yeah I know it isn't cursive lol
I learned it in 2nd grade
And proceeded to never use it again
So I don't even bother with it
Aye I'm a man
Not sure what you mean by "connecting" the letters
>Pressure changes
>Short jambas
>Many sabre and whip traces
>Irregularity in letter size
I didn't know Anders had internet in jail.
wtf
why bother at all with it at that point
looks like chicken scribbles
Ah I get you
As long as it's legible desu it's good enough for me
I don't press too hard when writing as it gives my hand cramps
So I tend to write lazily
The few occasions I do write with a pen/pencil
C- is a passing grade, right?
>Interchanges caps with regular letters
>Brusque inclination changes
>Pressure irregularities
>"T's" on ascendet diagonal
>Great space between letter
>Different letter size on the same word
Homicide personality
no idea
we grade papers with numbers
do me
But you just graded his work without numbers.
because he's american himself
>Great pen pressure
>Sudden changes of the inclination flow of the word
>Variable t's
Genocidal personality.
I'm not even joking.
pls
JUST also keked at the "βαφής ψημένη γη" part
>Great pen pressure
thank you :3
>Sudden changes of the inclination flow of the word
I am left handed and the paper is tilted
>Variable t's
eh
>Great changes in pressure
>Interlineal confusion
>too much space between words
>Descendent lines
>Sudden changes in letter structure
Another depressed homicide.
>Very little space between letters
>Small writing
>Irregularity in line direction
>Retracing
You seem like a timid fellow
>Great changes in pressure
Nope, it's just the camera. On paper it's consistent.
>Interlineal confusion
What does this mean?
>too much space between words
Really? I feel like if the words were much closer, it would be difficult to read.
>Descendent lines
Not in the main text, though, right? That note at the end, I tried to write on an angle, and couldn't hold it.
>Sudden changes in letter structure
That was me trying to give an example of how I used to write. It was deliberate.
Please assess again.
Pressure is something one can fully see with the paper in fron of them, but I can see how some traces are thicker than others, that is usually a sign of pressure change of the pen on paper.
Lines go up and down, the space between lines is irregular
Even if not part of the main text, which has irregular interlined space, the angled text gets more and more inclined.
Even if the writing was deliberate, the main traces are very dificult to change.
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