Hello in russian handwriting alphabet
You can see it clearly that all the letters: the capital ones and the small ones - they really look like absolutely different.
However, if you are serious about learning the Russian language, you should accept Russian cursive as part of your learning.
In the real script, that is hardly done for more than a few letters. Actual modern cursive shorthand will not be differing much from that "italic" version. However, they almost never use block letters.
According to scientists, cursive is more demanding than print in terms of movement tasks and the broad range of letter styles enhances our visual recognition skills.
I hope one day you will write like a Russian 1-grader from :- : Back to top Read Russian cursive You can see that the big letters are very easy recognizable because they are like the same as normal typed letters. Because sometimes people confuse it with English u because it's very similar.
There's actually a study done at Indiana University where a psychologist took a group of preliterate five-year-old kids and had them perform various tasks related to reading and writing while undergoing a brain scan turns out. Hello, Russian Cursive!
I mean learning Russian is hard it takes a long time to put sentences together. What happens when you write everything caps in English?
You already sound like a little kid. It's also been shown to enhance creativity a study from the University of Washington found that children in grades 2 through 6 wrote more words faster and expressed more ideas when writing by hand versus with a keyboard.
And believe me, it's a good skill and not extremely hard to learn how to do it.