> Only й and э require two strokes

Wouldn't the ф as well?

> [for the x], I draw two mirrored c’s

Isn't that what everyone is doing, or are we Frenchmen the exception?

For reference if the author reads this, we write the latin x exactly like the cyrillic х, i.e. reverse c, bottom-left to top-right diagonal, normal c.

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theresistor 5 hours ago | parent | next [-]

> Isn't that what everyone is doing, or are we Frenchmen the exception? > For reference if the author reads this, we write the latin x exactly like the cyrillic х, i.e. reverse c, bottom-left to top-right diagonal, normal c.

I was taught script in the US and Italy as a child, and never learned it like this.

	▲	shakow 4 hours ago \| parent [-]
		How do you write it; two separate diagonal bars like described in the article? In this case, how do you “flow” it within a word?

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phoronixrly 6 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

> Wouldn't the ф as well?

Not if you write it as qo for lower case and oJo for capital.

	▲	shakow 6 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Oh nice, I was taught to write it first a “barless small-case f”, then an “infinite” in the middle.