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Is this an original Russian handwrite?
Hi, I've found something like that. Is this the same handwrite the native-speakers use? https://ilrussian.files.wordpress.com/2009/12/script-practice-sheets.pdf https://lingualift.com/ru/files/docs/russian-writing-cursive.pdf
/If not, Do you know where should we find something helpful?
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Yes, it is similar. The actual fonts used by handwriting workbooks look like this (note that this is an idealisation—people do not end up writing like this; besides, "е" breaks the smooth line when written this way):
However, yours are fine, too, for all practical purposes. Weeell... if you are going to make a film that is set in Russia, and kids there use Russian "propisi" to learn how to write—then, yes, it does not look authentic :). Google «прописи» if you need the 100% authentic look (for some reason).
Postscriptum: Съешь же ещё этих мягких французских булок, да выпей чаю (link number two) :DDD
I learned this lesson the hard way about a month ago! ;-) A Russian musician I love is coming to America next year and a date in Boston was announced on his Facebook page - using a poster with a lot of the necessary information written mostly in cursive! I had learned the Cyrillic alphabet, but only in print. Oops!
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Is that just to be funny or does the really scribbly part actually say something? Sorry, not trying to be rude, I really can't tell!