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But you can probably read this...

No Russian would intentionally write this way for understanding, only to be funny. You're supposed to put a line under a ш specifically to distinguish where it begins and ends, for example.

While not incorrect, this is intentionally written in a way that even a russian-speaker will have to spend some time deciphering this

Russians please confirm this or my soul won’t be in peace

This is pretty much the same in serbian, or probably any other language that uses cyrillic

Усложним вам задачку. Проверим, насколько вы знаете русский язык

Это мой русский почерк. Я написала именно те слова, которые на видео

Only if we're feeling sadistic. Otherwise, we often put a line below and above, e.g., the cursive ш and т (it looks like the lowercase m) to differentiate between them.

ts exist for reason

Cyrillic is not a language, but a script used by many languages; Bulgarian was the first to adopt it.

No wonder I can't understand a doctor's handwriting, they've been using Russian this whole time!

Я работаю в медицине и мне приходится разбирать почерки врачей, конечно тяжело разбирать такие почерки

These memes are made to impress normies. Russian cursive is the same as any other European language. Letters can look more distinct or less depending on the writer. The only difference is Russians still use cursive, unlike Americans because the US education system is retarded.

привет из россии. мы так не пишем, мы всегда или делаем буквы чуть-чтуь плотнее, или удлиняем соединительные линии между буквами. то, что на видео -и я бы это не прочитал. хотя нет, я прочитал "мишки"... Короче все не так ужасно

all is see just so many UwU

Its what you learn in 1st grade 2nd half in most of Balkans / Russia / UA

В смысле импосибл бл. Мы всю жизнь этим занимаемся

Ну это подобрали специально слова которые курсивом будут писаться странно, обычно проблем никаких нет с чтением, тем более если слово в составе предложения и есть контекст

Я всегда черточку под «ш» ставлю и «т» я пишу, как печатное.

So doctors have been writing in Russian cursive all this time?

That is how English looked to me at the time I first learned.

"Hey what are you up to?" "𝓾𝓾𝓾𝓾𝓾"

Makes sense now

Есть небольшой лайфхак

Same on Serbian

That's how Russian doctors write, and it's still readable

L (small Л) in Cyrillic cursive is written a bit spaced from Ш and other letter. M (small М) is written with slightly different angle so you can read it better. I think this clip is only made for fun, cause yea there are some people that will write it like this.
