Hi everyone! The video just hit 1M views, which is something I could not even imagine when I made it. Thanks for all the support over the years, the ad revenue from this video helped pay my bills when I was doing my Master's/living abroad, it really helped my stay above water during difficult financial times. I really appreciate everyone that has watched send shared, you really had a positive impact on my life. Thank you :)

@Devtheking

2 жыл бұрын

Congrats

@AdyDoesCoding

2 жыл бұрын

Bro Your efforts needs to be appreciated you really have a good handwriting, I hope you still have beautiful handwriting :)

@dassinaperry5582

Жыл бұрын

The overwhelming response is due to the desire for learning such a beautiful skill. Thanks for sharing you knowledge 🙏

@AdyDoesCoding

Жыл бұрын

@@dassinaperry5582 True

@mausumipaul714

Жыл бұрын

Why don't you make more like vedios. That really nice vedio

I learned cursive in elementary school and I was blessed with a beautiful handwriting, love to write notes and cards, take notes everywhere. I'm addicted to markers, pens and pencils, now I am spreading the love for cursive writing to all my grand babies, they love it! Thanks for this video

@rikariskedlife

Жыл бұрын

wait- how old are u now? if you don't mind me asking..

@dassinaperry5582

Жыл бұрын

@@rikariskedlife Hello, no, I don't mind, I'm 58 years old. Have a great day!

@xninja2369

Жыл бұрын

@@dassinaperry5582 really good Mind if I cause some trouble for you

@dassinaperry5582

Жыл бұрын

@@xninja2369 What can I help you with

@xninja2369

Жыл бұрын

@@dassinaperry5582 which pen do you recommend for us ? And how to improve your writing ? ( I mean if you can tell something about practice )

This was great. It gets to a point where writing becomes addictive.

@shahnaz18

2 жыл бұрын

@Chlem Elisha did yours after 1 year?

@apscafe

Жыл бұрын

yes practice practice practice

@hilken

Жыл бұрын

​@@TheImmortalDivine this is a really good idea, gotta give it a try.

@CAVEDATA

9 ай бұрын

Not if youre left handed

@chlemgural4746

9 ай бұрын

@@shahnaz18 Hi, it did! Although ... I recently transitioned from a ball-point pen to a fountain pen. And I tell you, I thought it was going to be an easy shift, but it wasn't (feels like I need to relearn how to write altogether).

I write everyday in a journal about the dullest things only because I really love how touching a pen to paper feels. Seeing words form across a page is hypnotic for me.

@liammurphy2725

2 жыл бұрын

If you love the feel of writing. invest in some good quality paper. (if you haven't already) With my favourite pen in hand writing makes me feel as if I'm carving words from stone.

“Write larger” me, who can comfortably fit 2 lines of writing in a single college ruled line, screaming and panicking

@neodimium

3 жыл бұрын

I used to write 4 lines.

@angelicrose4962

3 жыл бұрын

my handwriting goes like from big, big, big, small, big, medium, small, teeny, so small can barely read, big, medium.. and so on

@ameliamartinez5669

3 жыл бұрын

@@angelicrose4962 same I also change my type of writing like every day

@virgola2126

2 жыл бұрын

A teacher's nightmare.

@bacul165

2 жыл бұрын

It's the first advise I give students when I can't read their handwriting. Usually you don't have to write "prettier" or less messy, just bigger, to be more legible. Predictably students hate it.

You said "zed".....you now have a fan for life!!!❤❤❤

I started learning to write in cursive in the beginning of this month and I can see a lot of improvement. I keep looking back at my journal entries and laugh at the unreadable ugly writing. Finally am happy that I'm slowly getting better results! I also got a fountain pen for the first time. writing cursive is getting even more addicting because of how cute my fountain pen looks and how well it writes.

@aizensvank5981

7 ай бұрын

hope this can be me

Thank you for taking the energy to create something to share with others I can’t speak for everyone else but it sure is appreciated. My handwriting has been a HUGE insecurity for me since grade school to where I avoided wanting to even write since I’m not good at spelling or neatly writing . 23 of age and sick of pissing and moaning about how it’s not fair so deciding to dedicate my energy to bettering my insecurity so again THANK YOU!!

@donmiller2908

4 жыл бұрын

So it's been a year now. Has your penmanship improved?

@BooDahCoon

4 жыл бұрын

Don Miller yea brutha that’s my comment reply to you much love y’all foreal

@epitomecardsandcrafts2519

3 жыл бұрын

You can join handwriting improvement workshop on letstute. It will be beneficial for you I am sure.

@KO_Manic

2 жыл бұрын

My hand writing will make you vomit

@karozanthebold2653

2 жыл бұрын

Obligatory: It’s been a year since the last person asked. Are you a master yet?

I can feel my inner peace while handwriting :)

@nicolegenerale

4 жыл бұрын

me too ✨

@teresawalker5101

4 жыл бұрын

Yes me too

@steviedore1790

4 жыл бұрын

@Kasey really??

@Sumitgroverr

4 жыл бұрын

that is wat GOD want us to improve

@godsdiva1991

4 жыл бұрын

I can too

I've just recently started to write in cursive again. I was taught in school when I was younger, but I feel that I should use it again. Thank you for this video because I write *way* too fast and my cursive isn't legible

@jankafka7330

4 жыл бұрын

I work in a supermarket. Sometimes I have to play cashier. A couple months ago a customer, an older gentleman waiting in line, announced, "They spent all that time in school trying to teach me cursive. Now we all write with our fingers."

@nameissturdy1390

4 жыл бұрын

I know nothing but from what I’ve seen, learning calligraphy is an art. It is slow and purposeful. Working with a dip pen makes the process feel so satisfying. I love the ink, the whole experience. I’ll keep it up until I’m physically unable.

@MachineGunKali

4 жыл бұрын

You know what’s funny? I feel the same way. I started writing my book notes in cursive. I just feel like I need to do it more often. Not everyday, just more than I usually do.

@essree2996

2 жыл бұрын

When they required it my handwriting got worse cause it was so frustrating :p couldnt keep it neat since. Definitely not a useless skill but evil to force it every assignment ever.

@apscafe

6 ай бұрын

I love it

Writing in cursive is not just a manner of written communication, its a form of writing that is an art form. It expresses something about the person doing the writing as well. This is what gives cursive its personable, human quality. No cold, texting here.

@dassinaperry5582

Жыл бұрын

Very well said!

@AKei1412

Жыл бұрын

definitely, you can tell if i was feeling tired or in a rush that day from my writing. a lot noticeable compared to print handwriting too

One suggestion: learn the Spencerian method of hand writing (much and more of what you see in this video is there. Spencerian hand writing was taught in schools and businesses early last century before Biro invented the ball pen. Try it.

@sherinsebastian3212

3 жыл бұрын

I hate'em, ball pens. People dont realise it takes more effort to write with them. I have carpel tunnel syndrome, so i started using fountain pens. But as the paper quality is not that good in exams and other situations like that, its a living hell for me. Before the advent of ballpens, papers used to be much thicker.

@wizard7314

2 жыл бұрын

Why would you recommend that people learn to write illegibly?

@ladyflimflam

2 жыл бұрын

@@sherinsebastian3212 I’ve found that with an extra fine nib Platinum Preppy and Pilot Namiki ink I can write well on pretty crap paper.

His handwriting has inspired me too much to learn cursive

@Brandon_501

3 жыл бұрын

Look up the zanerian manual online and it has everything you need

@romanpreetkaur2605

2 жыл бұрын

You don’t learn cursive from the beginning??

@veronica3287

2 жыл бұрын

@@romanpreetkaur2605 Well where I live they don’t teach cursive but I wish they did

I got into fountain pens and finally decided to improve my handwriting. This is gonna help a lot

I used the same method through high school and university, I was basically making a good copy version of the notes out of each chapter, Critically reviewing and expanding on the lecture notes. Brought me far.

@apscafe

6 ай бұрын

Same here

Vinicius, I grew up printing in all capital letters, just like my father. I always wanted to print in lower case letters and set out to acquire this ability several years ago. After months of trying, the lower case was always slower and looked worse than all caps. I then, at the age of 60, relearned cursive. Through trial and error I eventually used the the principles you outline in your video. I have composition books full of practice letters and letter combinations. Now I can read my own writing and rarely print....and they all lived happily ever after :-)

6 ай бұрын

Thank you for sharing! I'm glad that the video was helpful!

Four thousand people ran out to buy a fountain pen after watching this ...

@vicmanning8611

4 жыл бұрын

Lol. I tried.

@lauriecroad3186

3 жыл бұрын

Er, as at 15.07.2020 = 11,000.

@aayan2193

3 жыл бұрын

Where did you got that picture can you please tell me I love the picture

@Keplerc-ir7fu

3 жыл бұрын

@Prabhu Sharma, google “woman yelling at cat meme”

@aayan2193

3 жыл бұрын

@@Keplerc-ir7fu thanks

When you are left handed and smudge everything as you write. 😔

@karenv5844

4 жыл бұрын

There are some great pen that try fast for left handed people.

@audrymoore7757

3 жыл бұрын

That's no excuse, my Brother is left handed and writes beautifully.

@ms-lr5vn

3 жыл бұрын

@@audrymoore7757 notice that i said smudge and nothing about writing ugly.. kmft

@discogoth

3 жыл бұрын

If you like fountain pens, try a bent nib. They let you write at a sharp angle. The ink matters too, I use Pilot Namiki fountain pen ink which dries very quickly. I study Biblical Hebrew which is written right to left and I’m right handed. I never get smudges with this ink :)

@discogoth

3 жыл бұрын

@@audrymoore7757 if you think a very neutral statement is “making excuses”, I am concerned about how you treat the people in your life.

rip cursive, people are suprised and impressed when i write in cursive in class

@nazimhassan2951

4 жыл бұрын

i surprised by your dp

@nazimhassan2951

4 жыл бұрын

@@liamcroatt171 Don't worry cursive is still alive. Im semi-pro cursive writer.

@dermondthomas-clark5607

4 жыл бұрын

In 8th grade it is important to write in cursive so people don't cheat off of your notes

@jamesaritchie1

4 жыл бұрын

I know many places now teach write the lower case "e" as a loop, but it's incorrect, and it can greatly lessen the legibility of cursive. Even in cursive, the lower case "e" should look exactly like a typed lower case "e", meaning the loop should have a flat bottom. Otherwise, the e" can look like an "l". or like an undotted "I". Readers can figure it out by context, but it interrupts the flow of the writing. It's easy to write a proper lower case "e". It really doesn't even take much practice. As for a fountain pen, I would never start someone out with a broad nib. Rather than helping in the transition, I find it hurts with most adult students. A Japanese medium, such as you find on the Pilot Metropolitan, has worked best in adult classes I've taught. The one thing that has changed is the upper case "Q". It is supposed to look almost identical to the numer "2", but so few people have ever written it this way that even many expert calligraphers and lifelong cursive users are confused when they see it. It is now more than permissible to write the upper case "q" just as it appears in type. Like this : "Q".

@gpdimitropoulos

4 жыл бұрын

broad is a disaster for people in the habit and stock of Xerox paper; it bleeds and feathers and smudges really bad. The video was very interesting, and had very similar thoughts and endeavours as no-one writes cursive in Greek any more. Actually, it's 40 years that calligraphy was dropped in Greek school. I happened to somehow manage Latin calligraphy from an Austrian nanny, but also dropped it in school, until it stuck with me again due to a friend in highschool. Carried on printing in Greek but writing cursive in English when studying in England and after ten years of lecturing at college in Greece, it occurred to me that everybody here writes really ugly letters and that by introducing a Latin cursive adaptation for the Greek alphabet would look much better and much faster for taking exams. At 47 it's a slow process, so I keep a diary; to much surprise of everyone, a once relentlessly cacograph (at least in Greek), became reasonably good and remarkably faster. It also provided a rare indication of speed improvement from print to cursive, as I was competent at both: print in Greek, cursive in English. When I adapted cursive for Greek using a fountain pen, it was like getting a Porsche. Cursive can improve academic performance because of speed; allows more time to answer and improves overall aesthetics of the submitted exam paper. It works also for the lecturer, as it improves board presentation aesthetics. When combined with high tech material, say lecture robotics, it produces a fusion of substance and aesthetics that pleasantly surprises the audience to the extend that half questions at first are about the writing than the written. My advise is: use a medium fountain pen like a cross century II on good paper with an ink that you like yet looks serious (people should not laugh at your results don't go for summery bright and frivolous inks), but have handy an extra fine non wet non skippy pen like a Jinhao 51A for writing on Xerox paper. Did I mention that the otherwise boring pelikan 4001 or sheaffer skrip can be corrected using erasing pens and also behave well on mediocre Xerox? Put it in a Jinhao 51A, that apparently is engineered for excruciatingly bad Xerox paper, next time you take an exam and thank me later. p.s. Actually, it occurred to me that "bad" in the same line as "Xerox" is a sacrilege really. Still loving the grand children of XWindows, laser printers, mice etc that all came from Xerox Parc center. So good Xerox (pat on the head) and bad photocopy paper.

I used to think 'cursive' was learning to swear more effectively

@Hostlyy

3 жыл бұрын

💀

@liammurphy2725

2 жыл бұрын

No. that's invective.

This exactly how I learnt to write in France. We start school very early, at age 2-3 where we learn to handwrite. We spend countless hours on handwriting up to the end of primary school. At home, we have to practise as well and we all end up with our own very personal handwriting that is part of who we are. I am now living in Australia and kids are not taught cursive, they are barely taught how to handwrite anyway. It's a catastrophe, especially when they start year 7 and their writing is so bad we have to send them to see OTs. It's a fact. It bewilder me that in this country, no connexion is made between learning and handwriting.

@apscafe

6 ай бұрын

Wonderful ❤

Who remembers those elementary writing pads school kids used to use? They’re in museums now. Lol My dad was strict on developing good handwriting skill; more strict on me than he was with my younger brother and sister. After all these years, there are two things I’m glad that I can do well: 1. Write my name legibly in cursive. 2. Stay Safe at Home 😎

Very nice teaching moment at 6:21 A, 6:29 B, 6:34 C, 6:39 D, 6:45 E, 6:50 F, 6:57 G, 7:05 H, 7:11, I 7:14, J 7:16, 7:35 M, 7:46 P, 7:51 Q etc. watching in real time writing of the alphabet. If you want to observe cursive patterns, 2:21.

@apscafe

6 ай бұрын

Lovely 🌹

"And there's 'x' which is just a really annoying letter to write in cursive"! 😂😂😂

@cosmix4460

4 жыл бұрын

b and f are annoying for me tbh

@sunnyb2064

4 жыл бұрын

Z is my enemy

@tripthongUwU

4 жыл бұрын

Write the second stroke later just as you write the "t" and dot in the "i"

@tripthongUwU

4 жыл бұрын

@@sunnyb2064 It's shaped like "3" for lowercase. Which one is your style? Indeed, the not "3" shape one is hard so I changed to the "3" one. Fun fact: it also have the same shape as cursive Russian for "z"

@sunnyb2064

4 жыл бұрын

@@tripthongUwU I use the one that looks like the 3 I'm just not very good at it or it just doesn't look as elegant as my other letters. I changed the way I write my b recently and I love it now so I may do the same with z

"Even if you have the worst cursive in the history of mankind, you can" become a doctor.

@friedakiezebrink277

4 жыл бұрын

Tzisorey Tigerwuf 🤣😂 yess that what we say in the Netherlands 👍🏻

@drajaykalyankar8314

4 жыл бұрын

Wrong in exam you have to write clearly😁

@forthenextgenerationacts1762

4 жыл бұрын

Hahaha😜👍👏

@bkyeast3802

4 жыл бұрын

As a doctor, I can confirm this!

@astrolabe8

4 жыл бұрын

lol

I've studied the brain a lot when I was taking care of my mother with dementia and the brain books say writing in cursive is better for your brain. Good info. thanks

Man, this scene of him writing is like having a glass of fancy wine listening to jazz music in some city high rise. 😂

That’s a great study technique. It astonishes me when people comment on my cursive and say that they have a hard time reading it. I remember my teacher in fifth grade, Mrs. Mangold, who was at least 50 years old at the time, and her handwriting was magical. I was so impressed that I started changing my cursive to her more fancy version.

I was taught cursive style in school. In high school I switched to print style because a friend of mine inspired me to. A couple of years ago I began to think about changing my handwriting because writing in full print style takes longer. I constantly make mistakes when writing in full print style because my hand naturally demands a more fluent way of writing. This year I began to practise cursive style. I am actually combining both styje because I like the way certain letters look in print style. I have been able to find ways to combine both styles. I still need practice but my handwriting is much more fluent now.

@be5952

2 жыл бұрын

@ijansk --- I've done the same thing. Some letters _written_ 'properly' (according to the standard charts) are tricky to do nicely...and quickly. Capital 'F' comes to mind. Also, I often print some capitals, like "Q", because the standard written version looks a lot like a fancy numeral "2" and I figure most people will think it's a mis-writing if they see it written.

@plantboy6249

10 ай бұрын

For exams and stuff where I need to write both clearly and fast but not "pretty" per se, I usually do a weird blended version of the two.

@kathleenking47

9 ай бұрын

I've seen certain curricula which teaches 1st grades to write in cursive They found out, when kids do, they rarely reverse letters, like they do in printing

@apscafe

6 ай бұрын

I appreciate you for sharing your opinions and experience with us

I've been writing with a fountain pen for a year now. It really does help.

@marcianoacuerda

3 жыл бұрын

@Chlem Elisha it depends on where you’re from but the pilot metropolitan, the platinum preppy and the pilot varsity are great budget options for a student. If you want to spend a little more the Lamy safari is a great entry level pen.

I started writing affirmations that I like 100 times in cursive, and I feel like it's helping my penmanship, especially if I do it slowly.

Hello! I do calligraphy, so this video was really interesting to watch! I love to write in cursive, once I did an entire test in cursive... luckily the teacher was able to read it and I did well!

I have started to pay closer attention to my penmanship as I study, and as a result I believe it made learning and internalizing what I was putting into paper a lot easier, since I was being so careful as I wrote.

just WOW and THANK YOU so much for this .... I've started a few weeks ago and this clip REALLY helped me so much... THANK YOU AGAIN!!

“Then there’s that which does this and then there’s this that does that.. *and then there’s x which is just a really annoying letter*

@nameissturdy1390

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I had a good laugh on that one.

@KarenSelickKAS

4 жыл бұрын

I make X by coming back and doing the second stroke later, as with crossing a T. Fortunately, X doesn’t crop up often.

@MrAranton

4 жыл бұрын

I went to school in Germany. Back then the general idea was: Children should learn to write (and read) cursive first and later learn to read print. Writing "print" was never a thing when I went to and I still don't do it unless I absolutely have to (sometimes handwriting in print is required in forms). Those are the cursive letters I started with: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ausgangsschrift#/media/Datei:Lateinische_Ausgangsschrift_1953_plain.svg x written that way is not annoying to write, it's essentially a capital H squished into a smaller space. By now I modified most of those letters - x is one of the few I never changed. But I'll admit: That's probably because the letter x doesn't appear that often in German.

I had been working on improving my cursive writing and this is very helpful!

One of the most practical, concise videos I’ve seen for handwriting! You should be teaching doctors this!!! So much commonsense. Thank you.

@apscafe

6 ай бұрын

I totally agree to what you have said

Thank you for sharing this experience. Great tips! Handwritten notes connect everything I learn to my brain in a way typing does not.

I'm studying Suetterlin script to use in my geneology research. This video is helpful and interesting.

Wow, this was one awesome video! You make some truly excellent points...things that are subtle but so important. I really like how you ended with the writing with soothing music!

Thank you so much for this video and for providing the extra resources. It is such a huge help! I will now start practicing today :)

Highly informational and a beautiful presentation of information. Can't wait to break out my letters to analyze how I write them now!

Your presentation was beautifully organized: logical and inspirational. Thank you.

Thanks man. Specially for last part of the video. Satisfactory.

So impressive, I like it! Thank you for sharing these helpful writing tips

You have got such a lovely handwriting!!!

I learned to write with the McLean method, in 1966. It is similar to the way you write, with a few differences in the upper case letters. I like your style of writing! I agree that practise and consciousness of how each letter is made, is a good way to improve your cursive handwriting!! I hope you are staying safe from Covid-19! ~Janet in Canada

This is great Thank you. Just purchased a beautiful fountain pen today and your video is a good start with the techniques I was looking for.

I just started learning German cursive today!!! Thanks for the great video man... you gave me inspiration.

Great tutorial. I took notes. Thanks. A couple of things I've learned. Broad nib? I've never actually used one of these, but Sharpies are close. Because my handwriting was so bad, for years I thought I needed an F or an EF nib. Finally purely out of curiosity, I tried a stub nib. This is probably the greatest technological leap that can be applied to penmanship. A stub nib gives you line variation. They've really helped my style and legibility. Try any stub you can find. I've got a lot of experience but don't notice much difference between .6, .8 and 1.1 mm-- I've even measured stroke widths with a caliper (ink flow has a lot to do with this.) I currently write (mostly) with modified stubs that are closer to italic. I grind these myself--but I'm DIY. Unless you have a half dozen pens, know about sharpening tools and have a free afternoon, just add it to your bucket list-- at the bottom. You'll never someday say, gosh I wish I'd ground my own nib years ago; stubs are ASAP. (Also, we think we want a flex nib, we learn we actually wanted a stub nib. We want a flex so we can write very fancy, but what we learn is, in normal writing a flex nib is just pleasantly springy, but no line variation. Any stub gives you line variation at any speed.) I still use F and EF nibs for tiny margin notes in books and manuscripts. Second: Deliberate Practice. Great tip, terrific concept. One important aspect of this learning technique is to start off slow. With tennis, playing a musical piece on an instrument, the method is to first make the correct movements-- no matter how slow. This applies to penmanship and calligraphy. Go as slowly as you need to make the correct shapes. This trains your muscles (brain). So when you practice the order of importance is Correct Shapes over everything else. Vinicius's recommendation to write larger is probably a great tip that I've missed but will now try. Why did I have terrible penmanship? Because when we were learning cursive in 2nd or 3rd grade I knew I wanted to be a writer so I thought I'd have to write fast, so right at the beginning I went for speed-- and locked in an illegible scrawl.

Thank you for the great video this is really helpful! I'm left handed and after decades of being unsatisfied with my own handwriting I'm now starting to do something about it!

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the comment! Really glad to know it helped you :D

@gonzo13ist

4 жыл бұрын

DerKatzen Fuerst try writing with your opposite hand!

Beautiful, thank you for sharing 🙏🏽✨

Great video Vinicius, thank you for sharing your knowledge.

I personally learned to write in cursive as a child but I ended up changing my capitals to print, as well as the letter p and x. This hybrid system definitely made my writing more legible and eliminated some annoyances. Addendum: Cursive was also made to be written with a fountain pen (as demonstrated in the video) but most accessible pens are ballpoint. Consistent line thickness makes cursive capitals and letters with tight loops illegible.

I remember back in 1st 2nd grade we were taught cursive

Thank you so much for this!!! Extremely helpful for a beginner in cursive like myself.

Loved the video and humility. Embarking on a similar journey

Watching this wants me to learn cursive right away! Thank youuuu, u just uplift my soul lol hahaha.

3 жыл бұрын

I'm glad! Go for it!

I was just chatting with my friend that i need to improve my cursive. And Boom here i am , watching the video that Google suggested for me.

@Ybeast

4 жыл бұрын

Using a fountain pen would also help in improving your penmanship. Most people tend to write with a lot of unnecessary pressure; fountain pens write without any pressure at all.

@baka_geddy

4 жыл бұрын

@@Ybeast Yeah Fountain Pens are the best!!! I have been using a fountain pen since 4th Grade, I mean they were the first pen that i ever used and we can all agree that FPs and their Community is the best.

*Thank you!!! This is such a great explanation and video! Wishing you all the best!*

Amongst all the KZread videos Your method and teaching techniques is the bestest You are really a gem of letters

I found quite inadvertently that a good way to track your progress over time in your proficiency writing in cursive is to keep a daily diary. Generally when writing in a diary you pay close attention to *_what_* you're writing but not *_how_* you're writing it. When you start paying attention to how you're writing, it is very easy to go back at the end of the week and review your entries to check your progress in reaching where you want to reach in your cursive writing proficiency. While I don't hand write much of anything anymore and can type faster than I can write, I attribute my keeping of a daily diary all these decades to my neatness in my cursive writing. Even if it is, sometimes, only a page or two a night before bed.

Why wasn’t this the first video KZread matched to my search...? A+

thank you! I have been practising cursive and I want to buy a fountain pen for this now.

thank you so much! this video has really helped me improve not only my cursive but also my grades in so many ways! thank you!!

This is completely unrelated but i was taking a break from studying, when I came to watch this video and i was literally studying the same subject on your notes, and in Portuguese too😳 im scared.

3 жыл бұрын

Coincidence?!?!?! Yeah, probably

@Didi-od6bt

3 жыл бұрын

@ Pois é né😄 até levei susto kkkkk

Ive never seen “8” written that way. I love it 😍

Wow nice! I’ve been struggling to understand my own notes 😳. Thank you for your time to create this tutorial.

Thank you for the inspiration and guidance, and last but not least, the Pdf it will really help and give me a better understanding of every alphabet.

this is amazing, came from the reddit. :D

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much :D

I'll have to sneak out of the house to buy a fountain pen because of this video.

@darkchocolate4643

3 жыл бұрын

Which one did you get?

A few days ago I determined to do some writing. Since the advent of the pc, not much more than writing and signing checks, documents and making brief notes has been it. A friend suggested, "improve your cursive." On her advice, this video is my first search result and I think it is great. I will indeed practice as told. Thank you.

Thank you, this is very helpful since you explain this in a simple way.

I’m 19 and I write in cursive and my friends can’t read my handwriting

@artcano5682

4 жыл бұрын

Too bad too sad for them - they need to learn.

@jade3568

4 жыл бұрын

Same for me, they think I am just too fancy, I am now left with the most formal people in the class...

@Anfangxs

4 жыл бұрын

That isn't necessarily tied to you writing cursive.

@recon441

3 жыл бұрын

It's cool right? Almost like knowing a secret language or cipher.

This video is the best video about cursive handwriting hands down, thank you ❣️

Very helpful and specific advice! Thank you!

Reading the comments make me feel old. Before everyone had a computer in their house, it was mandatory that all homework (except in math class) be written in cursive as it was taught to everyone in elementary. By the middle of high school, printing from a computer became an option.

Eu ia perguntar o motivo de estar escrito em português, mas notei o nome "Vinícius Borges". Seria bom colocar legendas em português.

Dude, I've taken on what you've said, and If your help, helps me recover from 😊 injury I had 9 years ago. I can't write for shit. I'll respect your advice. For ever. My hand writing is bad, from the stroke!!! But I'm not going to give up on it!! I tourt myself, art, so I'll teach my self to write again

Thank you for sharing this story.

I have the literal worst cursive in man kind, and I have no will to be able to do something constantly to get better but I’ll try

Você conseguiu melhorar a letra no caderno quando estava passando à limpo? OU você já consegue escrever tão bem mesmo durante as aulas?

@apscafe

6 ай бұрын

❤

Super helpful mate. I was fortunate enough to learn cursive writing in school but I didn't keep up with it. Now I write a lot of notes and letters and am trying to improve readability and presentation.

I just got a fountain pen and am trying to re-learn to do things correctly. Thank you for posting this video.

Your left hand🤘

@mehendidesign3593

5 жыл бұрын

No

Who's here due to ncov19 house arrest? 🤚

@williamfuentes6524

4 жыл бұрын

Gotta improve something with this free time lol

@DCSMdYusufAzam

4 жыл бұрын

Me😏

@erwin6277

4 жыл бұрын

lol

@24wishes24

4 жыл бұрын

That made me LOL!

@CT-cb3kb

4 жыл бұрын

Chris Tucker voice - and you know this man👌

Cursive writing is beautiful. Very nice. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you so much my man your video has changed my hand writting once and for all

6:24 start of actual demo

People admire my Handwriting 😎

Hands down, the best handwriting guide period, not just for cursive albeit that's the topic!

very well, very helpful. Thanks for uploading this helpful content

6:22 ~ Alphabet

Parece que nos países europeus e nos EUA a letra cursiva está morta ou quase, mas aqui no Brasil ela é muito utilizada, gosto da letra cursiva e não consigo entender o porque ela está "morrendo".

@allejandrodavid5222

Жыл бұрын

Só nos EUA, eu acho. Alguns franceses dizem usam-na muito na França.

What a beautiful video! Thank you so much helped a lot!

Remarkably helpful, thank you. ⭐️

4:58 A font is a typeset made by casting metal into letter matrices, hence the name from the French "fondre". I would have said "a bigger script" or "a larger point size".

And did we mention the neurological benefits of handwriting dexterity? Who couldn't use some extra neurons?

thank you , this video make me think of how great it is to ask some one who passed a path you wanna pass so you pass in less time and effort . i will work with tips

Seeing you writing with an fountain pen , you are a true caligrapher.