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Everyone in the comments seem to hate cursive but I actually like it. Not reading other people cursive, but nothing matches the fastness of cursive for writing
by fedeb95 4y ago
Everyone in the comments seem to hate cursive but I actually like it. Not reading other people cursive, but nothing matches the fastness of cursive for writing down rapid thoughts. Sometimes I need to write something very fast and scribbled, even if it won't be readable by anyone one else.
- rocket_surgeron 4y ago>but nothing matches the fastness of cursive for writing down rapid thoughts Shorthand is much, much faster. If speed of transcription is your priority, you should learn stenography. Cursive is an in-between, harder to read than standard writing but slower than stenography. It can take months to learn but if speed is your priority it is worth it, especially if you don't need it to be readable by anyone else. Intermediate practitioners can easily reach 250 wpm which is much faster than typical English speech. Skilled practitioners can easily exceed 300 wpm.
- fedeb95 4y agoThat is interesting but I don't know if I have the time, on the other hand I already know cursive. Plus I realise Italian cursive may be different from what the post is referring to. It appears there are two different english cursives for instance