Re: OT More pens (was Re: Phoneme winnowing continues)

En réponse à Ian Spackman :


>Anyway, I had always assumed that the New Quebec Way (which differs in
>several ways from the British and North American cursives, and so proved
>very inconvenient because most people have difficulty reading it) was based
>on French handwriting, but it seems this is not the case.  The open bs and
>ps may be from the French, but the r (the feature mosr people have
>difficulty with) remains unexplained.
How is the r written in the New Quebec Way? The one we learn in France, as
you could see on the example, is actually much like the block small letter
'r', except that another leg is added to it so that you end up again at the
baseline and can connect to the next letter (whether it's there or not ;)) ).

Christophe Grandsire.

http://rainbow.conlang.free.fr

You need a straight mind to invent a twisted conlang.

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