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> ... in Russian. Only й (short i) and э (pronounced like e in end) require two strokes. Plus some uppercase e.g. A, B, H, right?
by chrisjj 4mo ago
> ... in Russian. Only й (short i) and э (pronounced like e in end) require two strokes.
Plus some uppercase e.g. A, B, H, right?
- zczc 4mo agoIn school-taught cursive, the uppercase A is written with a single stroke, but the upper element in Б, Г, Т and others need a separate stroke. The full alphabet sheet: https://upload-995750d0fd20690d889c7a976af524b6.hb.bizmrg.com/iblock/d28/d28e944158e0f01c1aa162e4af2c211f/576e4aacb70b2e82a4190a3568394389.jpeg https://upload-995750d0fd20690d889c7a976af524b6.hb.bizmrg.co...
- thaumasiotes 4mo agoDo you start with the top stroke so that the bottom stroke can continue into the rest of the word, or do you start with the bottom stroke and handle the top later?
- zczc 4mo agoVertical strokes first, and then bridge on top