As cursive writing is so rare among young generation now.
also wonder which generation are you from, early 70's, early 80's, mid 80's, late 80's or early 90's or mid 90's lol.
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Just to note that block letters that join together to each other does not automatically make the handwriting cursive. Cursive writing is very distinctive from block letters. Here are the examples.

This is NOT cursive writing



Now this IS cursive
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see how the "S" "P" "s" "b" "k" "f" and others are very different from the block letters way of writing.

This post has been edited by toda_erika_II: May 13 2010, 06:19 PM

My mother taught me how to write cursive. I use it only partially. It's too cursive to be block, but not cursive enough to be true cursive.

what are the others? state?

I just told you the 'others'. I voted it.

lol ok sorry i typed that before your post appeared lol.

who is carolyn? why do you open her letter?

wah the person that voted the first statement must be born in 70's or earlier?

This post has been edited by toda_erika_II: May 13 2010, 06:23 PM

i no open. it was public on google image.

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Added on May 13, 2010, 6:24 pmI wonder if school still teach it nowadays. as in 2010.

This post has been edited by toda_erika_II: May 13 2010, 06:24 PM

i voted
Learn it in primary school, only compulsory in lower primary English subject. Use block letters now.

i don't remember if the subject was English or BM.. but I did learned.

i know curse is writing these with pensel or pen: sh*t, d*ck, f*ck, c*nt, c*ck, mthrfckr, s* h*i, KNN CCB, etc.

I prefer block letter, I cant stand the sight of writing something I cant intepret.

I think (how to read) it can be learned just like chinese characters / tamil letters / jawi letters. Just need to see more, and brain will remember what pattern is what word.
the fact that u haven't know how to read it is maybe because u have not read those type of handwriting enough in your life, and when u encounter a word that u don't know, no one is there to "interpret" it for you.

This post has been edited by toda_erika_II: May 13 2010, 06:52 PM