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    The English writing has print and cursive; using the same letters, just forming them differently. Do other languages have this also?

    Question #123365. Asked by HannahConner88. (Aug 31 11 12:43 PM)


    cubswin2323

    		Yes. Greek, English, Russian, and Chinese all use a cursive form amongst other languages.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cursive

    Aug 31 11, 12:51 PM
    HannahConner88

    		Thanks cubswin2323!! I've never seen other writings in cursive. Chinese would certainly been interesting to see.

    Aug 31 11, 2:47 PM
    Arpeggionist

    		Hebrew as well. And Arabic. (I've written in both.)

    Sep 02 11, 7:22 AM

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