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Really?? It is the opposite here. No one really uses the dash. I like wee differences like this.
by Fifer82 10y ago
Really?? It is the opposite here. No one really uses the dash. I like wee differences like this.
- wccrawford 10y agoI wrote it without the dash for most of my childhood, until I found out the dash was a possible way to write it. From then on, nobody ever mistook my 7's for 1's anymore. It was great, since I have really bad handwriting and I'd take all the help I could get not to get things wrong on tests. Zeroes get slashes, too, just for safety.
- eatbitseveryday 10y ago> It is the opposite here. No one really uses the dash. Who is no one? Where is here?
- esrauch 10y agoIn my experience the dash is unusual (but not unheard of) in the US. I've heard people refer to it as a German or European 7. I've never seen the German 1 that is like an upside down V used by an American.