Itt: OP prolly about to get cancelled for his title.
GumP009 on
Yeah and the deal with Russian is cursive is VERY IMPORTANT, most written communication is done in cursive
Ш Щ Ц И Л can all look incredibly similar in Russian cursive.
thenoblitt on
I can’t read cursive in any language
thebadyearblimp on
My Russian coworker was just telling me how Russians are so proud of their cursive writing. Maybe she was messing with me….
SNERTTT on
I stand with the war against Ukraine ✊🏿
squeakim on
Omg, my fiance’s grandma wrote a card to us in Russian cursive. He left Ukraine at age 6 I started learning 1 year ago… we had to send a photo to his mom to figure out wtf it said. It was all just diagonal lines.
Lima305 on
I’m learning Hebrew, and I was here thinking transitioning from learning print to written (cursive) form would be difficult. Holy shit
InisheerKSU on
“Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuh”
slappychoppy on
Mmmmmmm mmm mmmmm mmm
jmpur on
When I first learned Russian, I started with the printed Cyrillic alphabet, and had very little problem with it. Then I had to learn the cursive form, which I still have trouble with, for obvious reasons, as you can see above. It reminds me of my ‘pretend’ handwriting when I was a little kid (just a bunch of up-and-down loops and swirls) and only knew how to print.
One of the problems is that so many of the cursive Russian letters look just like English cursive letters, but not the same letters. For example, an English lower case m is actually a lower case t in Russian; and an English lower case u is a lower case i in Russian.
savageexplosive on
I’m Russian and I can’t understand 95% of what it says here, it seems like this is a note from a visit to a pulmonologist, and the patient was complaining about coughing for two months and having a stuffy nose (The first two lines may say Пульмонолог – Жалобы на кашель в течение 2х месяцев. Залож. носа). But I’m really not sure.
UPD: the last but one line says “бак. посев из носа и зева на флору” – swab samples from the nose and the mouth, so the patient has to take a test to see if there’s any bacteria causing his issues.
Consistent-Bug-543 on
Looks like binary with a lot of 1’s
Been-There-And-Back on
It’s easier to read binary code 🫢
VenomSpitter666 on
it says “learn how to read you uncultured swine”
elDayno on
Have no idea what this says
I can’t read my own cursive. I only can while I know what I was writing about. And I can’t read my writing fast, I need to look closely and decipher
I remember some task that teacher gave me an A for. I look at it and can’t understand shit. I suspect she has also not read it, lol
Ambitious_Set5042 on
Why People havent gone blind from watching Illuminated screens wont save a despreate erotic mess. The Mess is hells tapestry. If you want love you must reach out and take it.
Dewjunkie66 on
Plot twist, it’s just several attempts to draw Minimum flawlessly in cursive
igorrto2 on
I’m Russian and I can’t understand most of it. Reminds me of how doctors/older generations write cursive
YaBoiKuvi on
I know both Ukrainian abd russian and it’s neither of those
I don’t know any application of “су” as an independent word, so it might be any other slavic language
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So, my doctor writes my prescriptions in russian?
i literally see lines
man even the reading was punishment there
Itt: OP prolly about to get cancelled for his title.
Yeah and the deal with Russian is cursive is VERY IMPORTANT, most written communication is done in cursive
Ш Щ Ц И Л can all look incredibly similar in Russian cursive.
I can’t read cursive in any language
My Russian coworker was just telling me how Russians are so proud of their cursive writing. Maybe she was messing with me….
I stand with the war against Ukraine ✊🏿
Omg, my fiance’s grandma wrote a card to us in Russian cursive. He left Ukraine at age 6 I started learning 1 year ago… we had to send a photo to his mom to figure out wtf it said. It was all just diagonal lines.
I’m learning Hebrew, and I was here thinking transitioning from learning print to written (cursive) form would be difficult. Holy shit
“Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuh”
Mmmmmmm mmm mmmmm mmm
When I first learned Russian, I started with the printed Cyrillic alphabet, and had very little problem with it. Then I had to learn the cursive form, which I still have trouble with, for obvious reasons, as you can see above. It reminds me of my ‘pretend’ handwriting when I was a little kid (just a bunch of up-and-down loops and swirls) and only knew how to print.
One of the problems is that so many of the cursive Russian letters look just like English cursive letters, but not the same letters. For example, an English lower case m is actually a lower case t in Russian; and an English lower case u is a lower case i in Russian.
I’m Russian and I can’t understand 95% of what it says here, it seems like this is a note from a visit to a pulmonologist, and the patient was complaining about coughing for two months and having a stuffy nose (The first two lines may say Пульмонолог – Жалобы на кашель в течение 2х месяцев. Залож. носа). But I’m really not sure.
UPD: the last but one line says “бак. посев из носа и зева на флору” – swab samples from the nose and the mouth, so the patient has to take a test to see if there’s any bacteria causing his issues.
Looks like binary with a lot of 1’s
It’s easier to read binary code 🫢
it says “learn how to read you uncultured swine”
Have no idea what this says
I can’t read my own cursive. I only can while I know what I was writing about. And I can’t read my writing fast, I need to look closely and decipher
I remember some task that teacher gave me an A for. I look at it and can’t understand shit. I suspect she has also not read it, lol
Why People havent gone blind from watching Illuminated screens wont save a despreate erotic mess. The Mess is hells tapestry. If you want love you must reach out and take it.
Plot twist, it’s just several attempts to draw Minimum flawlessly in cursive
I’m Russian and I can’t understand most of it. Reminds me of how doctors/older generations write cursive
I know both Ukrainian abd russian and it’s neither of those
I don’t know any application of “су” as an independent word, so it might be any other slavic language
//////////// muuuuuuuuuuu/ ////oopooooo////uuuuuuuuu
Uuuu//////////////////////////, ///////////// p////////////////
///oo/////////// n///////////////////////////// …
Can confirm: My kid’s learning Russian in school – cursive is a nightmare.