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How do you write the number four?
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Mostly like that, with the gap, and of course without that curvy bit. >.>
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Pfft, you always gotta be fancy.
BiancaDK
In the off chance that a similar thread pops up sometime in the future, I took the liberty of writing out one through nine...
Here are mine:
But many times I do my 1's just like you. A simple vertical line.
Pfft, you always gotta be fancy.[QUOTE="BiancaDK"]
DigitalExile
my handwriting is generally messed up
you would probably cringe if i went thru the alphabet
That **** looks too much like an asian characterBiancaDK
In the off chance that a similar thread pops up sometime in the future, I took the liberty of writing out one through nine...Mine is the same as this Note: I also put a slash through the letter 'z' so that it does not look like a 2
[QUOTE="BiancaDK"]That's definitely not a four. -_-.
Sky-
it most certainly is
my elementary teachers enjoyed my handwriting, so hah ;>
That's definitely not a four. -_-[QUOTE="Sky-"][QUOTE="BiancaDK"]
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BiancaDK
it most certainly is
my elementary teachers enjoyed my handwriting, so hah ;>
What happens when you don't use calligraphy pens/markers? Doesn't that just become a mass of scribble?
What the..are those even numbers? :D Your handwriting seems too elaborate to use quickly and efficiently.Sky-
there is very little travel time between my letters, so i can take notes quicker than the average in my class. It is sufficiently efficient in my opinion
[QUOTE="Sky-"]What the..are those even numbers? :D Your handwriting seems too elaborate to use quickly and efficiently.BiancaDK
there is very little travel time between my letters, so i can take notes quicker than the average in my class. It is sufficiently efficient in my opinion
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