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[Pnx]

I egg with potatoes make like to?

Let's rearrange that.

I like egg with potatoes make to?

I like make egg with potatoes to?

I like to make egg with potatoes?

There we go. (that is correct german grammar for those who thought otherwise)

[Darvi]

(that is correct german grammar for those who thought otherwise)

Actually, it's not, but eh.

[Pnx]

(that is correct german grammar for those who thought otherwise)

Actually, it's not, but eh.

Ah.. you're right, I'm a bit confused, the ich should be between machen and gern...
I dunno, learning Dutch and German has made me a little... muddled, when it comes to those two languages.

Too bad nobody speaks Germuch, or Durman.

[Darvi]

Or "machen" (which should be conjugated as "mache") and "gern" could come right before Ei. But I don't want to delve into this topic any further.

Either way, I'll be out of the country in two weeks. Only for a short vacation (well, actually a job (actually not really a job, but eh)), but still.Goodbye suckers. See you later!

[Vector]

I am so glad we had to learn cursive, because mathematics is never, ever going to stop using script letters.  Ever.

That, and so far as I know Europe tends to use cursive in general.  Since we're also encouraging language courses, it's probably not so good to have to go from print -> cursive in a foreign language.

[The Merchant Of Menace]

Heh, I barely even know how to write. Cursive is just like O.O to me

[Simmura McCrea]

I assume cursive is just joining your letters together? If so, then yeah, it's taught to us in primary school, but I dropped back to print in 2nd year of high school since it's far neater for me. And my handwriting's still terrible.

[Darvi]

Cursive is easy, really. You just write something and connect the letters. Even this counts!

[Aqizzar]

Meh, it feels perfectly natural and indeed faster to me to pick up and put down my pen when writing.  Mostly because I have unsteady hands and I never draw a letter the same way twice, so leaving my pen on the paper through the whole word just makes a big scribbly mess.  Not to mention I'm a fast writer, and my writing is perfectly legible, even if sickening to look at.

[Pnx]

My cursive handwriting is horrible, and it's the only way I know how to write, apart from very slowly with block letters. Mind you it does help with math that I can do a cursive x.

[ein]

Felt really bad so I took a shower and looked at dolls.

[sonerohi]

I'm going to be reamed when I go into architecture. I cannot write legibly in print, even though my cursive is beautiful. Like, my printed writing looks like a first grader did it with that whole-hand-wrapped-around-a-crayon technique.

[Aklyon]

I'm going to be reamed when I go into architecture. I cannot write legibly in print, even though my cursive is beautiful. Like, my printed writing looks like a first grader did it with that whole-hand-wrapped-around-a-crayon technique.

Be the Calligraphy Architect!

[iceball3]

I can influence various things by being squishy. Like Мугюу. And the economy dying. And global warming. And hippies. And everything else that makes me a protest against target.

[Leafsnail]

That, and so far as I know Europe tends to use cursive in general.  Since we're also encouraging language courses, it's probably not so good to have to go from print -> cursive in a foreign language.

Hmm... Germany's significantly reducing the complexity of their national script, although I'm not so sure about others (UK doesn't have any kind of cursive).