Thread: Russian handwriting - feedback and examples wanted!

In old books of Russian grammar the character д is often written as ∂. In more recent texts, it is written as g. Are both symbols still used in Russian cursive?

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Originally Posted by kerygma

In old books of Russian grammar the character д is often written as ∂. In more recent texts, it is written as g. Are both symbols still used in Russian cursive?

Yes, both symbols are still used. Originally "Д" was only used as capital, and lower-case variant was "∂". But nowadays "д" is used more. Handwritten variant:
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Originally Posted by kerygma

In old books of Russian grammar the character д is often written as ∂. In more recent texts, it is written as g. Are both symbols still used in Russian cursive?

The second is most common in modern handwriting