Did you ever try writing sentences in a language with a completely different alphabet, if not I wholeheartedly suggest it. It will give you the feeling you had when you were learning to write when you were a kid. The last few days I have been writing down various sentences in Russian and I have to say, some of these letters really make me question my ability to copy simple symbols, and my political views…
Most letters I am able to copy just fine, although some of them are sometimes a little confusing. Take the Russian letter и or я for example, they are not too hard to copy, even if someone decided taking the letter N and R and flipping them was a good idea.
But then we run into this beautiful bastard б. My first couple attempts at this magnificent thing ended up looking like a unraveled number 6, I soon realized all I had to do however was just write the letter 6 and make to top end bend up. I now describe this letter as “the number six with Trump’s haircut”
This one was fun to learn
Then we come to the blight of my existence, the letter… whatever this is ж. All I will say is that I am happy that I practiced writing this letter first before putting it down on paper. In trying to find the easiest way to write it I unintentionally ended up creating more things that resembled a swastika then this thing ж.
This one just plain... wierd xD
All in all, I am enjoying the learning process, and even if some of the letters in the sentences look like a train hit them, it’s the thought that counts. And I am sure one special lady will definitely enjoy reading everything I wrote down.
This is Wolf of Sarcasm signing off. End of day 48 ~