Yes, and I really enjoy it. It's not practical for me, my cursive takes longer to read than my print, but it is fun.
Can you read and write in cursive?
01/27/2013
I don't like it when my teachers write in cursive (due to my poor eye sight and unless it's perfect cursive, people have trouble reading it). I can read it if it's neat but my own cursive is sloppy.
01/27/2013
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im slow to write it since i dont use it ever except for signing my name.
Originally posted by
sillylilkitten
I remember learning cursive in elementary school, and being told that this was the way we were going to have to write from now on, but that obviously didn't end up being the case. Can anyone still read and write in cursive?
01/27/2013
I'm great at writing in it, but sometimes I have a hard time reading people's cursive because they write so messily it's barely legible.
01/27/2013
Yes. I think I've gotten worse with age though.
01/27/2013
I write in some mash-up of cursive and print, but I can write in it if I want to. Not always the neatest, sadly. Quickest though, second to typing for me.
01/27/2013
yes
01/27/2013
I can do both.
01/27/2013
Yes. My handwriting tends to be a mix of print and cursive, anyhow.
01/27/2013
For me it takes more effort to write in print than in cursive. I write almost everything in cursive. Sometimes I find myself mixing it with print but my cursive is dominant. If I'm not writing in cursive, I'm typing.
01/27/2013
I use a mix of cursive and block letters. Like 50%...
But I can also switch to school cursive and sutterlin cursive if i need to.
But I can also switch to school cursive and sutterlin cursive if i need to.
01/28/2013
My cursive is still somehow better than my print despite never using it. I hate reading cursive though- I can, but it takes more effort.
01/28/2013
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Yeah I can. I think it's like riding a bike once you learn you never forget
Originally posted by
sillylilkitten
I remember learning cursive in elementary school, and being told that this was the way we were going to have to write from now on, but that obviously didn't end up being the case. Can anyone still read and write in cursive?
01/28/2013
90% of the time I write in cursive. It's easier, faster and prettier than print, IMO. I used to be a eager before I had our daughter and I think cursive school be taught and encouraged.
01/28/2013
I don't like it. When I was in college and took a russian language class the printed cyrillic wasn't bad but when I first saw cursive cyrillic it all looked like the same squigle over and over on the page. After that I had no more desire to continue learning russian.
As far as writing english in cursive, that's why I learned to type.
As far as writing english in cursive, that's why I learned to type.
01/28/2013
I can read and write in it but my handwriting is terrible. for some reason whenever I write something I seem to go back and forth between print and cursive without even realizing it.
01/28/2013
Cat E.
I was unaware that some adults can't write in cursive.
01/28/2013
Yes I can do both.
01/28/2013
Now a days people only type on computers so their hand writing is terrible!!
01/28/2013
Yes, I can read and write cursive, but I don't do it often.
01/28/2013
yes
01/28/2013
The kindergarden that I went to taught me how to read and write in cursive. Then my family moved and I started first grade at a different school. There, they made me stop writing in cursive and start writing in print. Then in third grade they told everyone that we should stop writing in print and start writing in cursive.
Now my handwriting is a mix of cursive and print.
Now my handwriting is a mix of cursive and print.
01/28/2013
I still write like that most of the time but I don't when writing notes since some people can not read it.
01/28/2013
My grandmother and great aunt still write in cursive and still love to send letters. It takes me a while to get through it and I have to guess some words but what comes next. I love getting their letters but my great aunt's cursive is much harder to read then my grandmothers.
01/28/2013
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I do this too!
Originally posted by
rainbowbritexx
The schools in my area are thinking of discontinuing it. I think that's kind of crazy.
I personally write in what I call cur-print. It's a mix of the two, I'm sure a lot of people don't appreciate it.
I personally write in what I call cur-print. It's a mix of the two, I'm sure a lot of people don't appreciate it.
01/28/2013
yes i can
01/28/2013
I always write in cursive!
01/28/2013
I can write in cursive but whether I can read it depends on who wrote it.
01/28/2013
My cursive writing is a lot prettier than my average writing.
01/28/2013
My cursive is a lot prettier than my regular handwriting
01/28/2013