Well, assuming your question is genuine: a cursive F looks nothing like a printed F, a cursive S looks nothing like a printed S [and quite like a cursive R, whi

Well, assuming your question is genuine: a cursive F looks nothing like a printed F, a cursive S looks nothing like a printed S [and quite like a cursive R, which, in turn looks not much like a printed R]. Add in various loops etc, which simple [when printed] letters like I and L can acquire in cursive --and someone who's only ever seen those letters in printed form is likely to be very confused as to what they are supposed to be.