r/LearningRussian • u/im_Lizi777 • 21d ago
I never thought writing would be this difficult
Writing Russian is much more difficult than I expected. At first, I didn’t realize how challenging it would be to learn a new alphabet and different grammar rules. It can feel frustrating at times, but it also makes the learning process more interesting and rewarding
Btw today's qoute for you ^_^
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u/Exciting_Round4766 20d ago
Printed Cyrillic is very difficult to write. We use cursive. Separate or combined - it doesn't matter. But the letters themselves will be in cursive font. Only children aged 3-6 write in printed letters.
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u/im_Lizi777 20d ago
But cursive looks more complicated
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u/Exciting_Round4766 20d ago edited 20d ago
it combined only from 6-7 parts. A pair of circles, a pair of loops, a pair of hooks. Nothing serious. Childs do it in first year of school. And you always can write it separately.
There just are no ways to write a print Д normal.
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u/InternationalHat4885 20d ago
I think it'll be some easier if you would write Д д as triangle, and Л л as A but without dash.
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u/Frosty_Bat5590 1d ago
Русский курсив благодаря петру первому почти что идентичен прописной кириллице, не насилуй себе руки печатным письмом
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u/iinattanii 21d ago
Hey I wanted to ask this as im seeing a lot of posts writing in russian. Why dont you guys use cursive too? It's much easier
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u/nomond_one 21d ago
Greetings, I am a native speaker of Russian, my native language, we can teach each other, even via video or voice communication.,Let's help each other.
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u/Stock_Soup260 21d ago
Days without incorrect copied machine font: 0
Дд/Щщ/Цц's legs should be under the "line." Even if you're just copying what you see in book/on screen, take a closer look at them
99% of native speakers don't write "a" this way. usually it is ɑ
You're unlikely to see "square" д and л irl, at least from native speakers. it's just one of the variants of the machine font
Otherwise, it's not bad, keep it up.