Give me something more stylish, for sure.
Give me something more stylish, for sure.
That made my handwriting worse - to the point that a couple of years later, at the same school, other teachers complained and I was sent to a remedial teacher to undo the damage inflicted by the earlier teacher who had wanted 'stylish'.
I remember that at my school copies of notes taken by girls were particularly popular for that reason.
For me it seemed so obvious that I never wondered why it is the case. Or if it really is the case for that matter.
Arabic, being written right to left, requires quite a different hand position, which leads to very vertical strokes (not slanted to the right).
Some other distinctive features I've noticed are that beautiful cursive is likely to be someone Indian, and very small, fine, and vertical, likely Indonesian. I'm sure handwriting experts can tell a lot more than me.