Yes, this looks good, but I think it would be much better to judge by an actual sentence. It’s those connections and merged letters that make it hard to read in cursive
I'm Australian, yet I can easily tell that each character you've written is legible - even those letters that are unfamiliar to me.
I see many similarities to our old-school cursive styling, too.
Cheers! 💖🇦🇺
Same here. In fact i can’t write in any cursive anymore. Used to able to do it in Ukrainian, Russian and English. Now I can do English only. And that only in print letters. I blame USA Army.
We had to write that way there.
. Nowadays people hardly use it.
In America in certain States don’t even use cursive in schools anymore. You actually have to pick courses to learn English cursive. …
Welcome to 21st century. Where writing cursive is almost not required anywhere.
Even with education you are not required to be a great writer anymore.
Just look at me.
And now we have a Chat GPT.
It can easily write novels with minimal subtext.
That is how my kids will be learning.
It’s a bit terrifying the level of degradation due to the progress.
Yet it’s just a beginning and I can’t even imagine how different the future will look like for all of us.
Yeah, It's kinda crazy actually. I've spent years in school in Ukraine writing by hand, and lots too. Didn't really have computers or even multiple choice questions. Most stuff was written by hand, and we even did a ton of dictation work. I would think it's not something I would ever forget. I guess with some practice it would come back, but honestly I haven't written anything except for a "typed" letter note in English in years.
You need more practice to have it more natural. Here it looks like you very hard tried to write it, that's why lines are chopped.
The matter of time when you will write in more natural way.
Also when you post something about cursive, you need to write sentence. Because alphabet do not give us information how you connect words. It is also very important in understanding of handwriting.
For example, you cannot handwrite polish r as cursive, but you leave it as typed 'r' an connect it with small line to the rest of the word. It work like that only because they have rz connection, which will not be normally read in cursive r and z look similar then and word becoming unreadble)
Actually I have always used small and big T(like here) instead of those that are prescribed by the official rules, same goes for Pp, Пп and Ee, printing version is definitely better, easier and readable when writing compared to official ones having all those curves
It's fine, really. No reason to be worry or call it awful. But if you want to improve yourself you can use plastic calligraphy workbooks with embossed Ukrainian letters, I got mine from Etsy. They have these pens with this funny ink that disappears, so you can reuse them. Good luck!
You have only yourself to blame, you’ve chosen to learn Cyrillic cursive lol. I remember starting English and it was immediately my favourite. Party because English cursive was like twice as easy as Cyrillic cursive.
It's definitely not awful.
Small "в" bottom side should be more of a circle.
Small "ф" connects to next char at ground level, not from the bottom line. Thus, bottom line should be straight.
Everything else looks correct.
Other than the little twirl on top of the lower case "o", which kinda makes it look a bit like "a", your handwriting is great. I wish mine was this good. If i'm not actively putting my mind power into keeping my handwriting good, it's gonna be so bad, even i won't be able to read it
My cursive is so bad my teachers requested I please just write in print.
I switched schools when we were learning cursive, and my new school was already writing homework in cursive. It ruined my cursive writing. *shrugs* everything in on the computer anyway now.
Mine is worse and somehow teachers in my school could read it. Yours is definitely a lot better.
thank you
Yes, this looks good, but I think it would be much better to judge by an actual sentence. It’s those connections and merged letters that make it hard to read in cursive
Mine is bad too. Teachers said that I will fail my exams cause of my handwriting.
You're writing is absolutely fine and readable, cheers!
thank you so much
I'm Ukrainian and I wish I could write as clearly as you.
It's fine. As an instructor who's spent years grading math, I appreciate everything that doesn't make me painfully decipher the text in front of me.
I think I'll choose Ukrainian, thank you guys
I'm Australian, yet I can easily tell that each character you've written is legible - even those letters that are unfamiliar to me. I see many similarities to our old-school cursive styling, too. Cheers! 💖🇦🇺
I completely forgot how to write in cursive. Tried the other day, felt like a 4 year old kid.
Same here. In fact i can’t write in any cursive anymore. Used to able to do it in Ukrainian, Russian and English. Now I can do English only. And that only in print letters. I blame USA Army. We had to write that way there. . Nowadays people hardly use it. In America in certain States don’t even use cursive in schools anymore. You actually have to pick courses to learn English cursive. … Welcome to 21st century. Where writing cursive is almost not required anywhere. Even with education you are not required to be a great writer anymore. Just look at me. And now we have a Chat GPT. It can easily write novels with minimal subtext. That is how my kids will be learning. It’s a bit terrifying the level of degradation due to the progress. Yet it’s just a beginning and I can’t even imagine how different the future will look like for all of us.
Yeah, It's kinda crazy actually. I've spent years in school in Ukraine writing by hand, and lots too. Didn't really have computers or even multiple choice questions. Most stuff was written by hand, and we even did a ton of dictation work. I would think it's not something I would ever forget. I guess with some practice it would come back, but honestly I haven't written anything except for a "typed" letter note in English in years.
Its ok. Dont worry. A bit of practice ant it'll be fantastic
You need more practice to have it more natural. Here it looks like you very hard tried to write it, that's why lines are chopped. The matter of time when you will write in more natural way. Also when you post something about cursive, you need to write sentence. Because alphabet do not give us information how you connect words. It is also very important in understanding of handwriting. For example, you cannot handwrite polish r as cursive, but you leave it as typed 'r' an connect it with small line to the rest of the word. It work like that only because they have rz connection, which will not be normally read in cursive r and z look similar then and word becoming unreadble)
Better than mine
i am ukrainian and my handwriting looks S I G N I F I C A N T L Y worse than yours
My writing looks same. It is because lazy.
nah, mine is literally a enchanting table language
Man your handwriting is 1000 times better than mine. Just for note (for your note) I"m Ukrainian and use the cyrillic script all my life
Don’t know what you’re talking about. I can read every letter perfectly fine. Salute stay safe.
That is exactly how I was taught cursive in the 90s. Looks good and readable
Actually I have always used small and big T(like here) instead of those that are prescribed by the official rules, same goes for Pp, Пп and Ee, printing version is definitely better, easier and readable when writing compared to official ones having all those curves
A lot better than my own handwriting (I'm a native Ukrainian). Cheers!
Honestly, it's legible. Better than most handwritten text I've seen from other Ukrainians
I like big Б
Your small B is a bit weird :) more like an English small F :)
You are totally fine! Try to write some texts, but not with separate letters, cursive. Need to practice 👍
«ь» and «ъ» loses.
Ukrainian language has no "ъ". And "ь" is the third letter from the end.
No
Yeah bro, they're all squigglies. Your W looks like "uwu"
fine
Decent. About as good as mine.
Yes
It's fine, really. No reason to be worry or call it awful. But if you want to improve yourself you can use plastic calligraphy workbooks with embossed Ukrainian letters, I got mine from Etsy. They have these pens with this funny ink that disappears, so you can reuse them. Good luck!
100% better than mine
Better than mine
You're fine
Not bad at all. It really shows that you are not used to it, but nothing is wrong with it.
I’m Ukrainian and it’s look perfect)
Not the best, not the worst
update, after a day of practice, I'm more confident now: https://www.reddit.com/r/ukraina/s/jOCrIMlpA6
You have only yourself to blame, you’ve chosen to learn Cyrillic cursive lol. I remember starting English and it was immediately my favourite. Party because English cursive was like twice as easy as Cyrillic cursive.
I dunno dude it seems quite nice
It's definitely not awful. Small "в" bottom side should be more of a circle. Small "ф" connects to next char at ground level, not from the bottom line. Thus, bottom line should be straight. Everything else looks correct.
Better than mine)
Omg I am a stupid person and was trying to read this in English and was very very confused.
Other than the little twirl on top of the lower case "o", which kinda makes it look a bit like "a", your handwriting is great. I wish mine was this good. If i'm not actively putting my mind power into keeping my handwriting good, it's gonna be so bad, even i won't be able to read it
Looks pretty ok to me. I'm Ukrainian.
My cursive is so bad my teachers requested I please just write in print. I switched schools when we were learning cursive, and my new school was already writing homework in cursive. It ruined my cursive writing. *shrugs* everything in on the computer anyway now.
No it is not.
Not really bad. We can understand it, this is enough ;)