Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Handwriting"

A: messy handwriting

A: He writes like a kid younger than himself.

A: I believe the phrase is "I see the writing on the wall" which means you know that something bad is going to happen.

A: It’s a a juxtapositional phrase from the book “1984” by George Orwell that states the character Parsons was taught to read and write, but never to understand the meaning of the words he read and wrote. Therefore he had exceptional handwriting but was altogether illiterate.

A: "I can't make out his handwriting" = 我看不懂他的手写

Correct meaning: I don't know what he wrote

"I don't know who wrote this" = 我不知道这个是谁写的

A: She has good handwriting.
Your handwriting is so neat!
The handwriting was illegible.
Please work on your handwriting.

A: My handwriting looks like chicken scratch.

His handwriting is impressive for a four year old!

You need to work on your handwriting.

Some people believe a brief analysis of a person's handwriting can offer a glimpse into their subconscious.

A: Sometimes these two words are (wrongly) used interchangeably. But there is an important difference between them.

I noticed his distinct handwriting. = It is distinctly handwriting. I can tell that it is handwriting. I know that it is handwriting. It is definitely handwriting.

I noticed his distinctive handwriting. = This handwriting is *distinct from* everyone else's handwriting. It is very distinctive. It is not like anyone else's handwriting.

A: They are kind of the same. Handwriting is more commonly used though.

A: "Handwriting" is the way you write with a writing tool like a pencil or pen.
"Calligraphy" is a style of writing. It's quite beautiful.
The picture is an example of calligraphy.

A: Handwriting is writing something out with pen or pencil, usually in cursive. Writing can be any form, typing, writing by hand, etc.

A: Thank you for very kind advice!

A: Not bad. 👍

A: To sound more polite add "I'm sorry I do not understand what you wrote." Hope this helps you.

A: You can say "The handwriting is terrible." or "The handwriting is sloppily written."
And for the second one (depending who you're talking to like if it was a boss or someone you don't know) it wouldn't be nice to say this. Instead, say "Please write neatly."
You CAN use "Write your handwriting nicely." (without "!" ) if you're instructing students.
By the way, does 아니에요 mean 'you're welcome' or "It's not"? I am also learning Korean so I wanted to ask a native. 😁

A: You can say it as: My handwriting is crooked.
My handwriting is slanted.

A: 1) Grammatical error and misspelling
✔ Learning a foreign language is a confusing task.

2) Starting from today, I will show you the real situation of my Japanese to English translation work.

3) In everyday life, when there is a wonderful flash, you would want to tell someone, wouldn't you?

(I don't really understand what the original text you wrote is trying to say, so I'm correcting its grammar only.)

4) In our competitive society, everyone tells me, "You have a soft heart."

5) I believe this is one of the best ways to make good friends.


Some of these sentences are difficult to understand. Normally this happens when you directly translate a text into another language.


Note that even though I have corrected some of the sentences, they still don't make much sense.

A: Vancouver is the name of the Island.

Coast is the part of the land that is near the sea. This person lives in the West Coast.

Resident areas are endangered and there are only about 80 left means the place where people live is almost empty and there are only 80 people left living there.

I think that word says either shoveling or snorkeling which both are actions and activities. Shoveling means digging up and snorkeling means going in underwater to explore with a snorkel which allows you to breath better.

I hope this card finds you well means the person hopes this card makes you feel better and have a positive feeling.

A: Sloppy

A: Hi ,

You don't ask whether your handwriting is correct or not. You usually ask if your handwriting is legible. For example: Is my handwriting legible? This means you are asking whether your handwriting is readable.

Hope this helps.

A: We say "her handwriting". The note is "from" her.

"My handwriting is a bit rough."

"Your handwriting is better."

"The handwriting in the note is OK."

"Did you get a note from him?"

"Yes, I got several notes from him."

Let me know if you have more questions.