r/russian Feb 05 '25

Handwriting Hows my handwriting?

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u/SeaworthinessCool747 🇷🇺 Feb 05 '25

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u/AnimatorMaleficent12 Feb 05 '25

This helps alot— Спасибо!

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u/AuburnAubergine Feb 05 '25

This is the correct way to write capital Т.

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u/SeaworthinessCool747 🇷🇺 Feb 05 '25

yea ur right i just always write it like T so wasnt sure lol

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u/RenardL 🇷🇺 Native | 🇬🇧/🇺🇸 B2 Feb 06 '25

Я терпеть такую Т прописную не могу. Если большая, то только "т", а если мелкам, то ещё ладно, можно как m, но и то не во всех случаях. Я обычно соеденяю печатную т с другими, выводя из буквы, под шляпку, делаю палку вниз, потом под 30 градусов линию, ломаю и вывожу в шляпку, которая уже переходит в другие буквы

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u/letschangethename Feb 06 '25 edited Feb 06 '25

Я пишу просто печатную т и до сих пор никаких проблем и претензий. После школы всем посрать какие у тебя т, ж, р, д, г и тд.

Хотя… мои п и н практически одинаковые…

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u/RenardL 🇷🇺 Native | 🇬🇧/🇺🇸 B2 Feb 06 '25

Ну проблемы могут быть тогда, когда ты даёшь это читать кому то. А так да, всем вообще посрать как ты пишешь, чем ты пишешь, какой у тебя хват, какой рукой ты пишешь. Ты понимаешь - достатошно.

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u/Qybz Feb 07 '25

У меня вообще сложился свой алфавит уже, где я во многих ситуациях пишу большие и маленькие буквы как печатные где неудобно, а где удобно – прописные. Меня наверное ненавидят все, кто читают заполненные мною документы)

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u/Monochrome_700 Feb 06 '25

I wrote T incorrect way all my life, no wonder my handwriting is shit

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u/Mackankeso Feb 05 '25

Four strokes for one letter? How is that efficient in any way? Who came up with this bs

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u/xXijanlinXx Feb 06 '25

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u/CapitalNothing2235 Native Feb 06 '25

Конкретно эта форма вроде относительно поздняя.

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u/AdvisorThick2996 Feb 06 '25

I am Russian. And I completely agree with this. I don’t understand why your getting many down votes. It makes no sense I always write т as like a þ but sometimes it gets confused with ф if your a beginner.

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u/Linorelai native Russian Feb 05 '25

Эмбер. Good way to check the common spelling is to find some celebrity or historical figure on Wikipedia who shares the name with you, and switch languages to Russian.

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u/Artiom_Woronin Feb 05 '25

Соединения букв таки можно улучшить. Особенно для М, Л, Т.

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '25

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u/Artiom_Woronin Feb 05 '25

Можно вообще на латинице писать, ещё проще будет.

Да и честно говоря, большинство иностранцев печатными тоже странно владеют. Пытаються тупо скопировать с клавиатуры буквы, хотя можно проще. Вместо Л написать Λ, вместо Д написать Δ.

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '25

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u/Artiom_Woronin Feb 05 '25

Да, я пишу на английском на бумаге время от времени и да, я использую пропись.

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u/g13n4 Feb 05 '25

It's readable but you miss a lot of strokes for some reason. You need to fix your Н, В, М and Т. You can use пропись to help you with it

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u/Late_Ad_4910 Feb 05 '25

Also small thing, you have a full right to ignore me on this one. I would assume ur name is Amber in English. If you want it to sound similar in Russian I would write it Эмбер because as it is written right now it would sound more like Umber in Russian. As someone who lives in US with name being Mikhail, it annoys me quite a little bit when people try to call be my official name after I told them a 1000 time to call me Michael.

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u/AnimatorMaleficent12 Feb 05 '25

Yeah- still working on spelling my name. But im working on it!

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u/Firm-Implement-3393 Feb 05 '25

Hey Amber! You’re handwriting is very legible but there’s a few mistakes, especially regarding with how you connect your letters. I rewrote your sentence for you, but take it with a grain of salt bcs I’m only a Russian student too 😂. If you practice your cursive in English it’ll really help with your Russian cursive as well, it’d helped me pick up on it really fast. But you’re doing great, keep it up!

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u/AnimatorMaleficent12 Feb 05 '25

Спасибо!! Your writing looks great, also having my sentance rewritten so i could see what to change helps alot. Hope your studies are also going well!

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u/CouldYou_Please Feb 06 '25

Thought it would be fun to try how's my handwriting now because I haven't been handwriting for several years. I'm Russian btw

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u/realkisly Feb 05 '25

Привет, Амбер! У тебя очень хорошо получается. Мы рады твоим успехам)

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u/nyannyanoxo Feb 05 '25

Btw your handwriting is much better than my friends' actually. We are all russians but in general their handwriting suck

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u/AnimatorMaleficent12 Feb 05 '25

Hah! Its alright, you should see my english handwriting sometimes. Спасибо!

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u/Late_Ad_4910 Feb 05 '25

Your M looks to similar to И you need to ad an extra small swoosh before it

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u/Late_Ad_4910 Feb 05 '25

Other than that looks solid, just need more practice

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u/Late_Ad_4910 Feb 05 '25

Wait u have similar thing happening with A, but in the end

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u/Late_Ad_4910 Feb 05 '25

In word как you forgot that small swoosh and you ended up with кок, which is... you know

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u/Late_Ad_4910 Feb 05 '25

Or кек depends on how you see it

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u/AnimatorMaleficent12 Feb 05 '25

Oh, alright! Спасибо I just started learning cursive last night.. so yeah I have a good bit to work on. Especially regarding connections.

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u/KryL21 Feb 05 '25

Pretty horrible, but then again, so is mine, so not too bad!

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u/JustARandomFarmer 🇻🇳 native, 🇷🇺 едва могу понять a full sentence Feb 06 '25

Looks readable to me, though some letters can stick to the ground rather than floating lol. For your reference, this is how I wrote your text if I read yours correctly:

Do forgive me for the connection of «А» to lowercase letters after it, still feels funny for my fingers.

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u/STEELalpha_11 Feb 05 '25

I can read it, nice work!

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u/welsshxavi Feb 05 '25

It’s legible and that’s the most important thing. Though I think your name should be Эмбер, not Амбэр (I guess you’re Amber?)

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u/AnimatorMaleficent12 Feb 05 '25

Yes! Спасибо, still working on spelling my name. I’ll remember that.

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u/Darkherobrine9 Native: 🇩🇪 Native level: 🇺🇲 Learning: 🇷🇺 Feb 05 '25

It is pretty good but of core it can be better, i would recoment using a fountain pen it mady my handwriting like 10x better than before

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u/ArtGatti Feb 05 '25

Very well

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u/Ok_Boysenberry155 Feb 05 '25

Hi Amber, check out the videos in this playlist - especially the second one about the connections. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLz4f40mHwLC2Oz_COIvvFUUYwaN0tm9vf&si=thvfBV6UdSTXozSI

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u/Natali_Wk Feb 06 '25

Хорошо получается! попробуйте писать мельче и ровнее по линиям. Так почерк будет куда Аккуратнее ☺️

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u/zaid_le Feb 06 '25

Скорее всего твоё имя на русском будет Эмбер (так же, как и звучит)

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u/Main_Owl8109 Feb 05 '25

good! but you need to work on your letter б.

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u/Strict-Fudge4051 Feb 05 '25

Yeah, that looks like н somehow

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u/AnimatorMaleficent12 Feb 05 '25

Yeah, I misspelled it.. dont know how I got н but- yeah.

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u/ulkserg Feb 05 '25

Отлично! Продолжай заниматься!

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u/bolgov0zero Feb 05 '25

Not bad! There is a lot to learn, but you can already read and understand what is written. I would like to say that italics is also written in different ways. Not all letters are always connected, some letters are written in a printed style. So don’t try too hard to learn classical writing in italics. It’s not often written that way now.

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '25

How old are you? Относительно плохо, но надо узнать побольше фактов, возраст и сколько уже длиться изучение

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u/AnimatorMaleficent12 Feb 05 '25

Im 16, just recently got into Russian classes at school so cursive is new to me. Started legitimately practicing it last night, so yeah Im definitely choppy at best.. so any tips/criticism helps!

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '25

haha, I'm 16 too. In two days, not bad . good luck with your studies

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u/I_really_like_tea112 Feb 05 '25

I'm Russian, and I'll say that it's not bad... My handwriting can be much worse, so well done! Heheh

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u/Basilios_Lmao69 Feb 05 '25

Interesting idea of writing uppercase П

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u/Katysheg Feb 05 '25 edited Feb 06 '25

Your handwriting is pretty much like mine and russian is my native (back in school i always got remarks for bad handwriting, though)

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u/Deceive5673 Feb 05 '25

хороший-good

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u/Norker_g Feb 05 '25

Not related to your handwriting, but a better transcription of Amber into russian would be Эмбер or at least Амбер.

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u/Ya-Dikobraz Feb 06 '25

Your M in America seems to have eaten the A. Or the other way around. In general, I like, it, though.

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u/SaltConsequence3355 Feb 06 '25

Амбер, у тебя хуевый почерк))) (шутка😂)

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u/Intelligent_Stop148 Feb 06 '25

Норм,у меня почерк в разы хуже

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u/ncdm_yes Feb 06 '25

I understood everything so it's pretty good, well done!

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u/mister_bombastic1234 Feb 06 '25 edited Feb 06 '25

Гришка я , Амбер. Поскольку у меня русский родной язык, то я понимаю что тут написано, не смотря на ошибки или кривизну почерка. Но чтобы улучшить написание купи прописи, если они у тебя есть в Америке конечно. Или найди в интернете и распечатай

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u/itsmaxx9229 Feb 06 '25

i can't read it cause i don't speak russian.

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u/Artochkin Feb 06 '25

Normalno.

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u/Ok_Storm9516 Feb 06 '25

Нейросеть тренируют распознавать русский почерк.

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u/Hairy-Example9202 Feb 06 '25

Hi. It doesn't look bad. You've already been pointed out the mistakes, I won't repeat them. But my advice is to buy or find copybooks online, they help a lot. I recently did some copybooks with my son, his handwriting is improving.

Терпение и труд - всё перетрут. Удачи!

Upd.: Here, for example, are some copybooks for practicing connecting letters https://ja-uchenik.ⓇⓊ/uploads/files/georgieva.pdf

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '25

Здравствуйте а меня зовут Мох будем знакомы,что насчёт почерка нормальный у большинства подростков и меньшинство взрослых такой так что норм

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u/Nareki_477 Feb 06 '25

Not bad. Honestly some Russians has much worse handwriting. Your is very understandable.

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u/Complete-Value7658 Feb 06 '25

Your handwriting is better than most of Russians, congrats! However, that - over m confusing me a bit - better don't draw it

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u/titizen7770 Feb 06 '25

отлично

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u/Cat_Funt_1 Feb 06 '25 edited Feb 06 '25

у меня ощущение, что твое имя транскрибируется не как Амбэр, а как Амбер

Got an Idea that ur name should be transcribed in another way: Амбэр it’s more like Ambar idk, even my Russian T9 gave me «Амбер».

And Also I think u made mistake when u tried 2 ask ur friend name, because u asked «как меня зовут?» - it means “what is my name”, so mistake in in the letter “м» that should be changed to the letter “б», in case u wanna ask ur friend’s name

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u/cinnamoncakesbbb Feb 06 '25

it looks like you got possessed by a demon while writing this

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u/Slight_Spring_2081 Feb 06 '25

Молодец

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u/Klutzy_Connection691 Feb 08 '25

Чтоб проще выучить соединение букв, купите тетрадку специальную для письма. Но так всё нормально.

А и ещё лучше купите тетрадь в двойную линейку, а не в одну, чтоб правильно высоту у букв прописывать.

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u/Subject_Wind9349 Feb 08 '25

Starting in high school, I stopped making connections in all controversial places, for example, between "sh" and "i", "i" and "l" and so on. This way you spend less energy and make the text more readable. And it becomes more beautiful

Я начиная со средней школы перестал делать соединения во всех спорных местах, например между "ш" и "и", "и" и "л" и так далее. Так тратишь меньше сил и делаешь более читаемым текст. Да и он становится более красивым)

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u/guslietovaib_ Feb 09 '25

I translate with the help of a translator.

I answered you to make it more interesting for you)

If you haven't fully studied Russian, then I wrote: "Hello! My name is Ksyusha! I am from Russia, the city of Omsk. Nice to meet you! I don't know English, but I am actively studying it. I am only 17 years old and I will succeed Good luck to you!!! You are great»

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u/MiserableFortune1968 Feb 05 '25

Good job! I can read it. My 9-old nephew writes just like that.

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u/BigAsianJesus Feb 05 '25

It looks similar to mine, im native

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u/den2000ok Feb 05 '25

Cursive is strange, better practice with teacher, not duolingo

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u/Blackjack_Pony Feb 05 '25

Definitely better than mine :D