Cursive writing in India is different from western countries. The letter formation and shape of letters is a bit different.
- Lowercase letter “q” in the small case has an angled curve in the lower half, instead of a looped curve
- Another lowercase letter “x” forms as flipped half-circles, instead of having a slant line
- Capital letter A also has an angled curve in the upper half, whereas it appears to be an enlarged small case “a” for others
- The letters “F” and “T” are written differently
See the alphabet sheet below. Though we call it the “Indian” style, it is also used and followed in other countries.
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