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man i forgot how hard standard cyrillic is to read as it is especially with all the serifs, i had to zoom my screen to make sure the last "ts" was actually what i thought i typed

i mean, N, I, Ts, so damn close visually... i much prefer gothic cyrillic fonts, far easier to read... and serifs are actually archaic shit from the days of the old printing press to accentuate the corners of the letters, they often didn't actually print that strong but at least were rectilinear

Satoshi Fun 1y ago

Haha, you are right, never even thought of it, the only issue I ever had was when learning latin alphabet at 7-8 when I always had to think before writing N instead of И

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ᴛʜᴇ ᴅᴇᴀᴛʜ ᴏꜰ ᴍʟᴇᴋᴜ 1y ago

yeah... i'm a huge fan of the cyrillic lower case alphabet btw... i was like, woo, reverse lowercase S, it's so pretty... oh yeah, G... and in latin languages in the old days it was like that but looped with thin lines... made me very happy learning how to write it, it's pretty

i'm definitely a lower case maxi, far easier to read, no matter what alphabet (with cases)

Lion Diet Leo 1y ago

I belong to the first generation that didn't learn cyrillic in our country. I was actually looking forward to learning it, but never got around to it later in life.

But I can read the Greek alphabet (although I can't understand the words). Learned it at college because we were basically using all of it in physics, maths, etc.