r*ssians will defend this

> r*ssians will defend this

-Mmmmmmbw?

lishishsya

Лишишьcя
What's so hard?

It's easily understandable, unless you're a stupid nerus.

Yes this is correct.
Now do this one.

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šinšilla
easy

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le russian cursive meme XD

uuNuuuua

Lishilsya, Has lost.

Not being able to write fully in cursive is a sign of mental retardation in Russia

lishishsya

cursive is hard to read for non-natives for any language though

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guess which one took longer to write

what's the point if i don't understand?

>Has lost

It might be "have lost" or "has/have been deprived from", depending on context.

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idk probably he meant "you lost"
minimum ?

whats the point of looping your letters if you arent joining them

liliyee, dymish, dyshish, lishyshsya, slyshish, shinshilly and what's last?

Ишимия

Correct spelling is ишeмия, the e letter wrote like c

is written*

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well that's the only word that can look like that so it's understandable
nobody even reads words letter by letter, every single grown-up person reads words like shapes

>solid cursive
>easily readable
>r*ssians will defend this
Yes, i will.

What does it say?

ztratil

Seriously?

no, it says lishishsya or in cyrillic лишишьcя
I have no idea what that means

Ban all Slavic languages

Still though 7 or 8 identical loops...

I'd say the correct translation is "lose" just like in "you will lose an arm"

language has nothing to do with script it's using

desu in our curvise that would look a bit different, but when writting quickly, it would look just like some tangled wires

I work in logistics so I had to decipher a fair deal of signatures (before giving up and writing "SKLAD") but that's 11 identical loops. How can those be letters?

I have no idea, I cant read that, I think when an actually person whould write that, that it would look a bit different and you would be able to see difference between л and ш

>BBEДEHИE
>B пoлyпpoвoдникoвых пpeoбpaзoвaтeлях cyщecтвeннyю дoлю их oбъeмa и мaccы зaнимaют peaктивныe cилoвыe элeмeнты: тpaнcфopмaтopы, дpocceли, cглaживaющиe фильтpы, мaccoгaбapитныe пoкaзaтeли дaнных элeмeнтoв нe зaвиcят oт пocлeдних дocтижeний в пoлyпpoвoдникoвoй тeхнoлoгии, пoэтoмy пo мepe дaльнeйшeй миниaтюpизaции мoщных пoлyпpoвoдникoвых пpибopoв, paзpaбoтки и ocвoeния элeктpoннoй пpoмышлeннocтью выпycкa бoлee пpoгpeccивных cпeциaльных мoщных ИC c yвeличивaющeйcя cтeпeнью интeгpaции для пoлyпpoвoдникoвых пpeoбpaзoвaтeлeй oтнocитeльнaя дoля мoщных peaктивных элeмeнтoв в мacce и oбъeмe дaнных ycтpoйcтв бyдeт нeизбeжнo вoзpacтaть.

STOP USING CURSIVE

why would you ever write all caps when writing cursive?

I have a question for a czech person
are there people that dont read ě like ьe or ie, are there people that read it like just e and just i?

>*nglos will defend this

That a good looking handwriting

T H I S
H
I
S

cursove was invented so that stupid retarded lazy people could write whole book without lifting pen from paper

real cursive takes time and actual skill to write

Any native can read this no problem. Yeah, the loops are identical, but there are only so many combinations of loops that can be used. You're looking at "л", "и" and "ш". Two consonants and one vowel. You don't even have to think or pay attention 2bh, your brain just deciphers it for you.

Not in Czechia. Ě is a pretty common sound so reading it as just E or I is pretty dumb.

damn that's some deeper bullshit

actually makes sense

wtf

Furthermore, Ě is not exactly connected with a specific sound, it changes the consonant that's in front of it.

Do slovaks read it like just E?

also why don't you write rěka instead of řeka, the first one makes more sense

that's not standart handwriting, English handwriting taught in schools is vert easy to read

This one, on the other hand, is fucked up.

that's some fucked up shit, I can read nothing, especially in such resolution

>Seriously?

yep
actually it's not the worst case, since there are only 3 letters could be written this way - "л", "ш", "и"

yeah, I knkw that, we have it too, but we always write it like je/ije on west even tho people dont say gdje, people say đe, or devojka/djevojka, people actually say đevojka
it's really stupid what Ljudevid Gaj and Vuk Karadžić did

It's been some time since I spoke to a Slovak so I don't know

We don't write rěka because Ř is a shortened form of RZ while rěka would be RJE

Ah yes Russian doctors writing from hell

Isn't it "ztratíš"? because "лишишьcя" is in future form

misread,
it's a future tense

yeah but only in czech did it happen that soft R (Rь) became Ř
and in polish to hehe

could you just say that whenever there is an R before Ě that that R should be read as Ř
i really dont see a reason for not doing that

Historical reasons, as I said

I also have no idea what soft R is supposed to be

it's every R that has Ь after it

like our soft R just turned into R, slovene soft R is Rj, your is Ř, polish RZ

we say more
polish say morze
you say moře? i am not sure, probably
slovenians say morje
russians say мope (read same as мopьэ)

But that's a different sound

but it originated from the same sound

Ř and Rj are really not similar though

I fail to see why this is bad blyat
xaxaxaxaxa

that's like saying
but pь and pй are really not similar
they are not and I am not talking about that :/

Well, why should we change the way we write things then?

You think Russian cursive is strange? Then check out German Sütterlin. Pic related.

because I thought there are people in Czech republic that read ě like e and i
so they would read řeka like reka or rika, without ř :|


shouldn't it be more curvy :3

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Ě really has has pronounciation as IE but there is no Ě in řeka

лицe(?)
мишкa

Pyмыния=Цигaни

Didn't indentify first one

either лицe or мщe but that makes no sense

I've made this and somebody saved it on his pc