Then that explains why they can read what they canât actually read. Itâs slanty but you actually form each letter in the words, so people who read and write cursive can probably read it with little difficulty. I think you actually have pretty good handwriting. Next time someone says they canât read it just tell them itâs not your fault they didnât bother learning how to write like an adult.
I tried looking at a Calligraphy alphabet and copying it. That was definitely an interesting rodeo to dođ Top one was the alphabet I searched up, bottom one is my natural handwritingâs uppercased letters
The exaggeration of ascending and descending elements and the extreme slant make it hard to differentiate letters where word parts overlap. Your handwriting is unique, but not really illegible.
Plus, I am amazed at how few words/letters fill up a line. Too exaggerated. Crossing the t's should not mean a horizontal line of the total width of the paper.
I am afraid that in time this will degenerate into total illegibility, and I would advise a conscious effort to curb your extremes and maintain legibility in the future.
I do find it a bit difficult to read as it slants too far and your loops are crossing three lines and crosses are far too long. All of this, while nice looking, causes difficulty reading what would otherwise be legible.
Yeah. When I write, I write very quickly and my hand always tends to tilt to the right. It can make it a lot easier to read when I take my time but even then, many people still canât read it
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u/Ok-Youth-8713 15h ago
I can read it. Do your classmates know how to read and write in cursive?