I only write on PC または the mobile phone. I try to avoid handwriting as much as possible, so that might be the reason it sucks so bad :DD I get yelled at によって my norwegian teacher :D but now that I'm an 11th grader I won't need to deal with her anymore ;)
Tiny scrawl that's too small for most people to read but it's still clear when あなた get used to the size または when I write big. It means I can fit もっと見る on a page. My f and j are different (I don't do the curves at the 上, ページのトップへ and bottom- but I only do it in my personal notebooks so they have no business knowing about that) so sometimes people get confused. That teaches them to read over my shoulder.
My cursive... I haven't writen in cursive in a long time so maybe it's better, maybe it's worst.
It depends. There are times when my handwriting is pretty good, most of the time it's just sloppy & horrible. But I continue to write as well, it's easier to work with a story on paper than on a computer. At least it is in my opinion.
Better than my sisters for sure. lol. I have different ways of 書く print and cursive. I don't think I only have one style of writing. When I was in HS that became a problem, my teacher taught I didn't write my own homework.
Sometimes it became a mood indicator, different handwriting for different moods. lol.
And I can write with both hands. I wonder what those expert in analyzing handwriting will think of mine.
Pretty good, I guess. My u's look like small capital u's and my N's look like that upside down. My y's are like cursive y's and my double u's actually look like two u's and not two v's. M's too, just upside down. So, yeah.
To quote a book, "well enough for all practical porpoises." (Tummeler, Here, There Be Dragons) Some have trouble 読書 anything, but most people need me to translate a word または two. According to one of my teachers, my handwriting reflects my creativity, as every letter looks different.
My handwriting is just bad. It's all rigid, the spaces are always uneven, my capital letters are the same size as lowercase, and it looks like i'm scratching words into the paper with my nails. That's how bad it is.
