Cursive Letters

Cursive Handwriting

Cursive writing is an art that has a rich history. This page contains two services, one will help you see how the cursive letters are written and the other will help you write in cursive font in your computer. In English "cursive" usually refers to letters joined together: cursive writing; a cursive style of type.
So Cursive is any style of handwriting that is designed for writing notes and letters quickly by hand. In the Arabic, Latin, and Cyrillic writing systems, the letters in a word are connected, making a word one single complex stroke. In fact, the word comes from the Latin cursivus, meaning "flowing".

Cursive Letters


Below is an upper case Cursive Letters, each letter shows you where to start and where to end, and how to do it. If you're interested in small letters cursive then click here: Cursive Alphabet in smaller case.

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Cursive Cursive Cursive Cursive Cursive Cursive
 
A in Cursive B in Cursive C in Cursive D in Cursive E in Cursive F in Cursive
G in Cursive H in Cursive I in Cursive J in Cursive K in Cursive L in Cursive
M in Cursive N in Cursive O in Cursive P in Cursive Q in Cursive R in Cursive
S in Cursive T in Cursive U in Cursive V in Cursive W in Cursive X in Cursive
Y in Cursive Z in Cursive

Handwriting Script on your Computer


To start writing in cursive letters on your computer is very easy, it can be done in 3 small steps:

  1. Download the font Cursive Font to your desktop.
  2. Open the Control Panel and put the dowloaded file inside the folder called Fonts.
  3. Now open a word document or a text editor and go up and choose cursive as your font. That's it!

Once that's done, you will be able to type with the same font used in the image on top of this page which says "the best way to predict the future is the make it"

I hope the content of this page was useful to you, and that you learned how to write in Cursive Letters, and the handwritting consonants and vowels. Make sure to memorize them to be able to use them regularly.
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