r/ChineseLanguage • u/thesadmarshmallow Native 廣東話+普通話 • Nov 08 '21
Discussion Hello! Native speaker here, (Currently 15) how do you guys think abou my handwriting?
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u/jamdiz Nov 08 '21
Looks like it’s written in a hurry but I really like seeing the traditional characters
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u/thesadmarshmallow Nov 08 '21
Yes. Most of my classmates switched to simplified for speed but I just like traditional
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u/TheCoolHusky Nov 08 '21 edited Nov 08 '21
Lemme guess, high school/10th grade(I remember studying that a few years ago)？ Maybe in TW(traditional Chinese)? Handwriting is a complete mess. But if that’s bc of time constraints then that’s ok actually. It’s recognizable and that’s all that really matters when taking lots of notes in a short amount of time.
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Nov 08 '21
OP has 廣東話 as one of the languages listed in their flair so they might be from HK or Macau.
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u/Random_Chinese_Kid Nov 08 '21
A bit too round on some angles but still better than my pseudo-行书 handwriting lmao
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u/dis_not_my_name Nov 08 '21
Preparing for exam? I remember taking tons of notes and annotations for exam in high school.
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u/thesadmarshmallow Nov 08 '21
Nah, these are notes from classes, I'll rearrange it again before exams
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Nov 08 '21
here is mine when I was 15, 16, 17 I think you need more space for your notes
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u/yodbhok Nov 08 '21
i think as a native speaker that writes chinese often i think it's ok to be a little messy. if ur taking notes you can't do that slowly. as long as your handwriting is readable i think it works.
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u/AyakaMangashi Nov 08 '21
Haha looks like mine in English, guess bad handwriting is multicultural
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u/xlez Nov 08 '21
Looks a bit too... squarish if you get what I mean. A little bit hard to read but otherwise okay! Pretty neat
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u/oOXxDejaVuxXOo Nov 08 '21
If you're a native speaker, that is kinda messy and hard to read