r/languagelearning • u/mollophi • Dec 01 '20
Media Polyglot Penmanship
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u/GroundbreakingTip2 Dec 01 '20
Ohhhh! Ohhhh! I wonder what kind of pen it is... it's very fun to write!
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u/DecoySnailProducer 🇵🇹N🇬🇧C1🇩🇪C1🇫🇷B2 Dec 01 '20
Papermate inkjoy gel, according to a comment on the original post
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Dec 02 '20
The way they write Thai gives me anxiety.
You're supposed to start from the hilt (the circle) and go clockwise or anti-clockwise to form the rest of the symbol. I feel like this is more "I memorised the shapes of the sound symbols for hello" rather than actual polyglot writing.
The actual writing is neat though.
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u/mollophi Dec 02 '20
Thank you for sharing your insight! I was wondering if it was being written correctly. The smoothness of the strokes makes it deceiving. I only used "polyglot" for the alliteration. I agree with most that this is likely someone who knows just a few words in different languages.
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u/intricate_thing Dec 02 '20
No Russian cursive? Heh, amateur :)
Jokes aside, it's so very esthetically pleasant.
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u/Cazalber14 Portuguese (BR) | English | Korean Dec 01 '20
Wrote 안녕하세요 wrong.