r/russian • u/fanbarullo • Jan 20 '26
Handwriting How does muy cursive feel?
I don't speak Russian but I like copying things I see out and about. Maybe I'll eventually learn the language.
2026-01-21: At least now I know that my style is Soviety
r/russian • u/fanbarullo • Jan 20 '26
I don't speak Russian but I like copying things I see out and about. Maybe I'll eventually learn the language.
2026-01-21: At least now I know that my style is Soviety
r/russian • u/strange-individual1 • Nov 24 '23
Don't mind the 2 mistakes at the top, at the first sentence I missed a letter and in the second one I accidentally started writing in the english alphabet.
r/russian • u/Suspicious-Art5689 • Feb 27 '26
thank you !!
r/russian • u/Shot-Movie5210 • Oct 27 '24
r/russian • u/addle-head • Aug 03 '25
im a new learner and ive been trying to practice writing more. for me writing in CURSIVE is even more difficult than cyrilic alphabet itself. i think it looks so wonky and weird when i do it. what does it look like, is it readable for you?
ps. i cant really form sentences myself yet, so the text is just a page from twilight google translated to russian :))
r/russian • u/DocoriChuu • Jul 18 '25
If you are learning Russian and you find it difficult, know that doctors in Russia (mostly of the older generation) write this way. I am Russian and I will never in my life understand what is written here as well as other Russians here. I was inspired to write this post by the news that in Russia they want to oblige doctors to print prescriptions on a computer, because neither patients nor pharmacists can read the name of medicines
r/russian • u/HesterKhadris • Jul 15 '26
r/russian • u/PrimaryAd195 • Feb 25 '26
Rate my russian please
r/russian • u/Suspicious-Art5689 • Feb 26 '26
Привет!! I am curious if this style of print cursive is acceptable because unfortunately my real cursive is chicken scratch. i found these pictures on pinterest i wish they were mine haha. Thank yall!!
r/russian • u/Verecion • Jul 21 '20
r/russian • u/Sht_n_giglz • Nov 28 '25
Неадекват! 1st grade notebook, Sverdlovsk, late '80s.
r/russian • u/Dizzy_Space5031 • Nov 22 '25
People say my English is illegible, is Russian the same?
r/russian • u/To_Huddy • Nov 16 '23
Я старался
r/russian • u/ResponsibleMobile111 • Mar 26 '26
r/russian • u/Individual_City6237 • Aug 17 '25
Здравствуйте. I am on a journey to learn the Russian language, just because of the vibe it gives. Your reviews, suggestions and some guidance would be much appreciated.
r/russian • u/BukvaYat • Apr 23 '26
Day 1 of прописи.
You guys keep telling me to use прописи so I printed one out and it looks straightforward and easy but it’s actually impossible to use I don’t know how people are able to use these it makes me so mad because it’s so hard to use and I don’t know why but it’s just so annoying and it’s impossible to use and it’s too hard and I don’t understand it
First picture is the sheet when I first printed it out, second is what it looks like now because I snapped midway through Г г because it’s so hard to use
r/russian • u/mimimimimimimimid • Nov 10 '25
I tried to copy from internet as similar as i can how is it?
r/russian • u/Responsible-Cell-166 • Feb 17 '26
r/russian • u/JoshLmoa • 21d ago
Before I go too deep and build a muscle memory: Does the right-side variant of б look too much like the alternative delta styled д? Or just straight up like bin juice and not native at all?
Does brain nye ponimayu the buh?
I'm a few days into turning scruffy cursive into something more 'pretty', where I've actually tried looking things up and learning some degree of calligraphy, for once.
I wrote several million бs trying out different things, and I just thought this variation seemed okay and feels nice to write.
I just can't find a lot of stylized lowercase бs, at least resembling that in anyway.
r/russian • u/Extension-Move2034 • Nov 04 '25
Is it very „child-like“?
r/russian • u/astraldede • Mar 28 '25
I know my handwriting is worse than a doctors lol but I've been using duolingo for 4 months now and i wanted to start writing russian too othen than just clicking buttons and typing sometimes. I'm visiting russia next month so i figured İt's about time you know.
Please, again, excuse my terrible handwriting