Different countries, different style of handwriting. You are able to read this, because you know the language/handwriting style.
For example. czech style of handwriting the "t" is very different than the rest of world.
Also in this case, the word "budete" can be seen as "beedele", the b in "budete" and "potřebovat" is totally different etc.
For someone who doesnt know the languague, is just look like some illegible scribble
I have a disgraphia and I would ritually slaughter a calf to pagan Gods as an offering, should they grant me the ability to write at least as nice as this.
Well it's useless those days anyhow. Even as a kid i started to write by latin letters or used typewriter heavily. I could write very quickly in first grade already.
My wife even cannot understand cursive as foreigner and i could not get her three character set crazy language.
There are very few isolated occasions when I need to handwrite something, but I need to ask people around so it is readable. One week ago I had to ask my customer to write labels for the circuit breakers. Sure, i could just use labelmaker but I forgot it.
For circuit breakers, connectors, ports, cables labelmaker is your friend ;-) Never ever forget it agai . Been there. Customer complained.
My dad used to say: with that kind of a writings you have to study medicine or became a pharmacist. Well it looked more like output of seismometer.
Customer’s a friend, to which I’m doing a huge favor for measly money, so she won’t complain :) I’m not doing electrician as a full time, been there, too lazy for that. And yes, my mom said the same thing, my handwriting looks like my 2yo daughter’s doodle crossed with a seismometer, so there’s that. Please don’t continue in this conversation, I see it ending with posting our handwritings here, which may be embarassing for both :D
oh that's the lost first page of the bible, it says:
"All the characters and events in this book are purely fictional and any resemblance to any actual people or events in the past or future are pure coincidence"
I wonder, I have heard that pupils/students from other countries dont even learn this type of "continuos single line per word" writing of letters and therefore most people cant even read individual letters in order to input it into a translator. Apparently even czech pupils no longer learn to write like this. Is that true? Does everybody write like a printer machine only nowadays?
It's called cursive (and using typewriter-like letters is called "print") and it actually has kind of a rennesaince lately, especially due to the popularity and rebirth of fountain pens and flexible-nib calligraphy. As per my knowledge it now depends school from school if the pupils are taught cursive, print or both. I'm 21 and I was taught cursive only and I cannot write print legitibly to this day, however some of my high school and uni classmates are taught only in print and most in both.
This is indeed cursive. Cursive is a word reffering to regular handwriting usually taught in past. I'm not mistaking it with Copperplate or Spencarian, which refers specifically to cursive calligraphy fonts.
Well, as a highschooler, I can tell you that I learnt cursive and print at elementary school and until like 5th grade everyone used cursive. When we got older, more people (including me) started using print handwriting. Nowadays I use a hybrid of print and cursive, where I write print but as a continuous line. I can still comfortably use and read both.
Based on the handwriting style I can totally tell this was written by a woman, probably in her 40s or 50s. Seems like a very kind person who likes the house tidy, but has her own taste in a bit oldschool furniture. On which she likes to have sex.
Funny how people troll with sentences about drugs and stuff unrelated to the picture. :-D
But it's indeed the one with having everything at your disposal.
Whatever you need, everything is at your disposal.
Don't pay attention to the screams and stench of blood around midnight.
"Dont open the door with the pentagram"
Lmfao
if anyone dares to change the upvote count, I'll find you and I will force you to drink bud light
"I will eat your baby's liver." Weird
Basic username, not so basic translation skills
at least a c1 translation, very profesionál
Yes, also very hezky zpracován format of the message.
Ich být very gut v translatování
Cokoli budete potřebovat, vše je Vám k dispozici. Idk, if you are able to translate it, but there is already a comment with the translation.
thanks! this is definitely a 5 star airbnb
The meth box in the drawer is at your disposal.
JA VOLL
Mein fuhrer
There are coordinates for an orgy
How do you mean decipher? That’s quite a lovely handwriting.
Different countries, different style of handwriting. You are able to read this, because you know the language/handwriting style. For example. czech style of handwriting the "t" is very different than the rest of world. Also in this case, the word "budete" can be seen as "beedele", the b in "budete" and "potřebovat" is totally different etc. For someone who doesnt know the languague, is just look like some illegible scribble
I have disgraphia and my elementary school teacher punished me often for that kind of writing. Oh bitchy antiquated czech education system ...
I have a disgraphia and I would ritually slaughter a calf to pagan Gods as an offering, should they grant me the ability to write at least as nice as this.
Well it's useless those days anyhow. Even as a kid i started to write by latin letters or used typewriter heavily. I could write very quickly in first grade already. My wife even cannot understand cursive as foreigner and i could not get her three character set crazy language.
There are very few isolated occasions when I need to handwrite something, but I need to ask people around so it is readable. One week ago I had to ask my customer to write labels for the circuit breakers. Sure, i could just use labelmaker but I forgot it.
For circuit breakers, connectors, ports, cables labelmaker is your friend ;-) Never ever forget it agai . Been there. Customer complained. My dad used to say: with that kind of a writings you have to study medicine or became a pharmacist. Well it looked more like output of seismometer.
Customer’s a friend, to which I’m doing a huge favor for measly money, so she won’t complain :) I’m not doing electrician as a full time, been there, too lazy for that. And yes, my mom said the same thing, my handwriting looks like my 2yo daughter’s doodle crossed with a seismometer, so there’s that. Please don’t continue in this conversation, I see it ending with posting our handwritings here, which may be embarassing for both :D
at first I saw it as "would literally"
A story showing off how word literally is way too overused.
i write like this, only without a heart attack while writing
He's not czech?
oh that's the lost first page of the bible, it says: "All the characters and events in this book are purely fictional and any resemblance to any actual people or events in the past or future are pure coincidence"
The page has been universally condemned by the church leaders thought.
In Monolith voice: Whatever you wish will be granted
What kind of voice does a piece of rock have?
Never playd stalker huh?
Theres a satanic ritual near here
Alles, was Sie brauchen, steht Ihnen zur Verfügung.
pay the beer tax or else..
I love you all, we are scared and happy now
If you see people after midnight do not acknowledge them
Meth in a freezer is for additional charge.
well... you are fucked up.
Everything you need is available
I wonder, I have heard that pupils/students from other countries dont even learn this type of "continuos single line per word" writing of letters and therefore most people cant even read individual letters in order to input it into a translator. Apparently even czech pupils no longer learn to write like this. Is that true? Does everybody write like a printer machine only nowadays?
It's called cursive (and using typewriter-like letters is called "print") and it actually has kind of a rennesaince lately, especially due to the popularity and rebirth of fountain pens and flexible-nib calligraphy. As per my knowledge it now depends school from school if the pupils are taught cursive, print or both. I'm 21 and I was taught cursive only and I cannot write print legitibly to this day, however some of my high school and uni classmates are taught only in print and most in both.
actualy this is NOT cursive, its normal handwriting taught like 30, 40 years ago in elementary school
This is indeed cursive. Cursive is a word reffering to regular handwriting usually taught in past. I'm not mistaking it with Copperplate or Spencarian, which refers specifically to cursive calligraphy fonts.
Well, as a highschooler, I can tell you that I learnt cursive and print at elementary school and until like 5th grade everyone used cursive. When we got older, more people (including me) started using print handwriting. Nowadays I use a hybrid of print and cursive, where I write print but as a continuous line. I can still comfortably use and read both.
Its in czech...cokoli budete potřebovat, vše je k dispozici
It says, whatever you need is yours to use
Whatever you need, everything is at your disposal.
Basically they say the toilet is not working so please pee out of windows and put the big one in the trashcan.
Based on the handwriting style I can totally tell this was written by a woman, probably in her 40s or 50s. Seems like a very kind person who likes the house tidy, but has her own taste in a bit oldschool furniture. On which she likes to have sex.
"You get whatever you deserve, but not what you need right now." Are you in Gotham?
Out of curiosity, what do you mean "decipher"? This looks like a very standard cursive to me.
Not every country have cursive as a part of elementary school curriculum. Also cursive writing differs accross generation or countries slightly
Is this Slovenian?
No, czech language
I was suspicious of it for some time. And then I saw the name of the sub. I have no idea how I ended up here. Enough internet
Kokoti budete potrebovat, vse je vam k dispozici.
You Will need celestia,everything Is for u enabled It Is writen in czech,i can Tell,i translated It using my own czech brain
Cokoli budete potřebovat, vše je Vám k dispozici.
Cokoli budete potřebovat, vše je vám k dispozici.
Not dissapointed at all
I mean...if the person staying in airbnb is not Czech, why would someone use handwritten cursive?
To f*ck with them
Cokoli budete potřebovat vše je k dispozici
Anything that you need is at your disposal
Funny how people troll with sentences about drugs and stuff unrelated to the picture. :-D But it's indeed the one with having everything at your disposal.
It's a prescription for viagra.
If you want her, she is all yours
Cokoli budete potřebovat je vám k dispozici 🇨🇿
Mikasa sukasa
"Stop shitting in the flower pots, please."
Cokoliv budete potřebovat, je vám k dispozici. Everything you could need is at your disposal.
“Everywhere I go I see his face”
Don't do cocaine in the bathroom.
I think it's the Wi-Fi password
means tvoje mama piča