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Originally Posted by S124300
Cursive writing?
'Joined up writing' was a major part of junior school education when I was there - in GB and Fr.
Neat handwriting is important in professional environments.
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This is very true.
Example: I learned Russian mostly as an adult, including cursive Russian, and it is difficult to read cursive that is not neat in a foreign language, much less in one which you have more or less mastered to the point of comfort.
That's why I write slowly in Russian but itake pains to make sure t is extremely neat and legible. Russians as a group tend to write a mix of cursive and block print in signs and even in informal correspondence. Go figure. what a mess to try to understand.