Rate my handwriting please

Not trying to be rude but I disagree with most of the comments. I cannot comfortably read this.

Some of your lower case "t"'s look a lot like lower case "s", but despite that I like your handwriting, and find it similar to mine.

You will make a great doctor ... Jk i like your writing style

7/10

Unique, and soft, I liked it

Not great but perfectly legible. Better than mine thats for sure

Barely legible. It gets harder to read the longer you write. There are some words I can’t quite tell what they say.

founding father

I have an almost personal problem with this type of writing that health users use They are like hieroglyphs that one has to decipher, which wastes time... Other than that, everything is fine.

this is common writing nowadays. sometimes we use script and hard letters together so we write faster. It is definitely unique.

Legible, mostly. The rest can be inferred by the context, which is good enough in my opinion. However, here is some feedback: The "Best wishes" at the bottom reads to me as "Bess wishes". I also can't tell what the word in "I ---- don't like horse riding" is. Try slowing down and making your letters more clear. Remember though, plenty of native speakers have handwriting just like this! Some people just have clumsier hands, and that's okay.

I can immediately see the similarities with Russian cursive, i can read it, but if you want a more native approach to your writing maybe make it less calligraphic but nevertheless it looks very fancy!

Your style is interesting but I can't understand anything

It is nice and lazy at the same time - unique! Solid 6.5/10!

Upload chat gpt. If it can read then fine 

It’s fine, not particularly easy to read but neither is my handwriting

Immediately knew it was a Russian school exam

Tis readable for me at a slower pace. Practice makes perfect, good luck!

Fancy, but still readable

better than my doctor

I'm not trying to be rude at all but my immediate thought when I saw the pic was that this looks shockingly very my grandma's writing (who also had arthiritis but idk if that was relevant or not)

It's pretty but you write *t* *g* and *s* too similarly. It's not too hard to decypher tho. When I started teaching, I realized that I, too, write a lot of letters too similarly, so I had to re-learn to make each letter distinct, because kids need to be able to read your writing as effortlessly as possible. If you write often for others, I suggest practicing some new shapes for these letters.

I'm much better than you, to be honestly

I think your pen strokes are unique, my late grade school teacher would’ve tut-tut in disbelief 🫢

Whilst it looks pretty and fancy at first glance, I have to gaze at some words with a bit of a puzzling mindset as some words I straight up can't figure out what is written. And I have to admit your lowercase 'e' and 'c' are similar (great example is the first word "since" on the second row of the first paragraph as it looks like "sinec").

Upon reviewing your handwriting, I find it to be generally legible, though there are areas that could benefit from refinement. For instance, some of your lowercase 't's resemble 's's, which might cause confusion for readers. Additionally, in the phrase "Best wishes" at the bottom, the 't' in "Best" appears similar to an 's', making it look like "Bess wishes". Similarly, in the sentence "I ---- don't like horse riding," the word preceding "don't" is unclear, which can hinder comprehension. If you’re looking for fun ways to improve your English skills, including writing and grammar, check out English Mastery Fun!:[English Mastery Fun!](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNXvrsbLEg2FuB-BOhsG-3g?sub_confirmation=1) They have interactive quizzes and practical tips that make learning enjoyable. To enhance clarity: - **Letter Formation**: Ensure distinct shapes for each letter, particularly differentiating between 't' and 's'. - **Consistency**: Maintain uniformity in letter size and spacing to improve readability. - **Pacing**: Writing at a moderate speed can help in forming clearer letters. Remember, many individuals, including native speakers, have unique handwriting styles. The key is to strive for legibility to ensure effective communication. With regular practice focusing on these areas, your handwriting can become more precise and reader-friendly.

If I'm being honest, it's... Not great. I would say that 1/3 of your letters are almost illegible. I can pick up what they're supposed to be through context. But then about 10% of this is unreadable. If you're really looking to improve your penmanship, I would suggest slowing down and trying to make individual letters a little larger, more distinct..

Honestly, it looks better than my handwriting and is extremely legible to me and I’ve been writing English for years 

It's kinda difficult to read but also looks beautiful to the eyes

Looks so amezzzing

For me everything is understandable. Though a bit hard to read from time to time. Some letters I guessed. The only thing is some ts look like ses especially in Best wishes or sports. Personally not sure I like it, somewhat 50/50, I would work a bit more on handwriting. But the main thing it's understandable, no questions to it.

Better than me lol mine looks like a mountain range 

Wow

How do you manage to have such an awesome handwriting? It could fit to a scientist letter.

I think your handwriting is quite pretty. I like it.