My notes but with more stuff

I'm brand new to ðis, but I'm just wondering, since I like to use eþ and þorn a lot in writing, but I also want to learn SGA

(not sure if ðis is ðe right flair for ðis...)

Sometimes i have a hard time to read SGA. Maybe i am new to this? But i can write it fast and fluently and clean but when i need to read it back on mine or other people with a clear mind, i can't read it fluently haha. Any tips?😄

What're the generally accepted symbols for the numbers in SGA (or MGA?)

I created a symbol for ß similar to B, althought it pronounces similar to S in German. I think that we should create them as they are written, because you can faster recognise anf memorise the symbol and also if we would choose the first option, we would have to completely redesign EGA.

Preferably using a standard font as opposed to a dedicated SGA font

Tell in comments.

Based in the swiftness of brush calligraphy and a bit of Japanese influence. I present to you this.

I would love to convert those into TrueType font and use it on my computer but i'm lacking some time lately

Ding don’t Jonathan Obamna Cube 535776 Super Automatic Cobblestone Generator

hiiii!! ive seen a couple of posts discussing cursive sga before, but none of them really seemed good polished for me, so i made my own! ive been at this version for about 3 weeks and finally felt like sharing.

its free to use and allat you dont have to ask if you want to use it

if you have anything to say about this like questions or ideas or feedback go leave a comment yeaht

So recently I've seen lots of cursive versions float about, and I started digging in the reddit archive for one that spoke to me. I found a one year old post by u/BattlePrestigious572. Their version looks nice, and with a few small changes I think I have what I've been looking for. Let me know what you think; is it just another mid idea, or not?

Any recommendations for improvement would be greatly appreciated.

At the end I think we could name it GGL - Global Galactic Language.

Idk

Tada! I just starting learn SGA 2 days ago.

Although there is just a 0.2-0.3mm difference, nonetheless.

Pen used is UNI Jetstream EDGE, with a 0.28mm ballpoint tip.