how to write Hebrew correctly

[Aviaddo]

This is common knowledge but I thought i'd share this if any of you aren't familiar with this:

you aren't supposed to write down letters like this אבג

There's such a thing as cursive Hebrew, which is exclusively used to writing in Israel,

Here is the Wikipedia article for it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cursive_Hebrew

it makes writing a hell of a lot easier, hope it helps :)

[flootzavut]

I love cursive Hebrew ❤️

[Ektoraskan]

No offence, but in my opinion the cursive Hebrew doesn't look aesthetical at all. Am I alone on this?

Is it OK if I keep writing in book letters?

[dieprinzessin]

I am with you. However we might have to be able to read both ways at some stage, otherwise we'll get stuck. In Arabic this is very similar. Handwritten Arabic is a world away from printed characters. You for yourself can write the way you like, but you must be able to read other people's notes.

[Aviaddo]

It's not very aesthetic, sure

But don't write in book letters, it's be the equivalent of writing all capital letters in every word

[Serenova]

Do you know of a good practice sheet? My skills are rather rusty.

[Aviaddo]

Here's one
http://i.imgur.com/hDPp62W.jpg

[Serenova]

Thank you!

[deactivated user]

So glad that the cursive looks like how I'm writing anyway with my chicken scratch hand writing, thanks for sharing.