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How do you write a H?
- Thread starter DiipuSurotu
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I always dot and cross letters last when writing whole words and I seem to be the same way internally. Anything with a cross or a line (A, H, Q) gets the lateral line last.
Two down and then drag across, the hand keeps moving into a neutral position for the next letter. Stroke might tilt a little depending on the world and where the hand goes, my writing is messy.
I think I was taught 1 for cursive.
I think I was taught 1 for cursive.
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I don't know if they exist, I just put the option there for completeness
Method 1, without leaving the paper, so I can do it in a single motion. It does make the horizontal bar a bit askew most of the time.
Have literally never seen Methods 1 & 3 in my life, and I struggle to see how it makes sense to anyone.
Similar to this for me as wellTwo down and then drag across, the hand keeps moving into a neutral position for the next letter. Stroke might tilt a little depending on the world and where the hand goes, my writing is messy.
I think I was taught 1 for cursive.
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I mean, I have never consciously observed in detail what order someone does the strokes of a H letter when they write something on paper. Have you?
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1 but not lifting the pen.
I think it's "an H" because you say a vowel right after.
I think it's "an H" because you say a vowel right after.
Out of utter spite, I never write zat letter and substitute it by rotating and merging two Ts instead.
Depends entirely if in writing in cursive or writing in block capitals. The latter, option 2, the former, option 1.
1 because we were taught to write with all joined up letters and that's the only way you can do it in one move (well, the only way that wouldn't make a complete mess)
