Why didn't Russian invent curvy lower case letters like Latin and Greek?

Why didn't Russian invent curvy lower case letters like Latin and Greek?

What?

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Because we have small penises

Zitto живoтнoe

He is asking why all cyrillic letters are straight and don't look like lambda or pi where they have some curvature

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Bb Gg Mm Hh
Ββ Γγ Μμ Ηη
Bв Гг Mм Hн

There was such a thing at one point.
The are people here who could provide a proper explanation about hows and whys of "evolution" of old Cyrillic up to its modern form, so I won't be embarrassing myself.

That's cursive, not miniscule

>живoтнoe
zver'

i think zhivotnoe refers to animals as in "kingdom of animals" in animals. zhivoj = alive.

What? He's right.

I'm just guessing.
What's the difference between zver' and zhivotnoe then?

zitto

Depends on the style of the script, I guess - there are multiple ways to write some of the letters. Thing is, those are usually paired in modern computer fonts - if a capital letter is curvy, so will also be lowercase, and if a capital letter is straight, so is lowercase.
I can't find any good examples, so that's all there is. Sometimes there's difference, as you can see.

zhivotnoe - animal
zver' - beast
Also applies when used as a compliment/insult:
Zver' could be used as a compliment, just like beast, zhivotnoe - not really

Who /Windows XP Zver/ here?

I understand.
Here zwierzę (pl. zwierzęta) = animal, żywotny = lively.
And beast is bestia.

Windows XP is a security hazard, custom or no.
t. Linuxfag

They were too busy sucking mongolian dick

Russian is very far removed from other slavic languages as far as I can tell.
I remember we had Polish channel, for some reason, in the 90s(Polsat, I think) which I used to watch as a kid because it had Power Rangers and anime. I could understand about as much as English speakers understand German.

>Russian is very far removed from other slavic languages as far as I can tell.
It has a lot of "false friends" with Polish language for sure.

>for some reason, in the 90s(Polsat, I think) which I used to watch as a kid because it had Power Rangers and anime.
Then we used to watch the exact same thing as kids. Monday to friday between 14:00 and 15:30 CET/CEST. First power rangers, then pokemon. Kek. Was It over cable? I don't think the normal analog radio broadcast would have enough range to reach Russia. Or do you live in Kaliningrad?

We have б instead, it is curvy.
Also hand-written letters are also curvy.

>I could understand about as much as English speakers understand German.
I played the Witcher 3 with Polish sound and I can tell that I could understand almost everything after I got used to how Russian words are being changed in Polish. Like how simple Slavic d becomes dz in it, etc.

Used to live in Gelendzhik back then, which is like 1500km from Poland. So I dunno.
I remember it also had Sailor Moon, which I also watched, as there wasn't much variety in anime back then, so I took what I could get, lol.

I believe you, but I couldn't understand much.
I was a kid back then though, like single to early double digits age.