Harry Said:

Is it common for Russians to write in block letters?

We Answered:

People in Russia always write in cursive, so you'll have to stick with learning it, if you want to learn Russian. I actually hate the fact that most Americans don't know how to write in cursive, when you ask them to write something in cursive, they just type their letters closer together:)

Edward Said:

How to learn to write the russian alphabet without cursive?

We Answered:

it is: http://www.rususa.com/dictionary/alphabe…

Wayne Said:

How do I write alphabet letters like they are written on country style arts and crafts?

We Answered:

I know exactly what you mean....I use that technique when I scrapbook.

Basically, you just write your regular letter, either all upper or lower case or even both, & make dots at the end of each point. This is all I could find on the net...hope it helps. Be sure to arrow down on the page a bit, look for "dot lettering".

Roberto Said:

I'm learning Russian, right now the Alphabet, but should I know how to write in English Cursive?

We Answered:

It's not necessary to read English cursive. It's rarely used in the English speaking world, and it has no effect on learning Russian.

With that said, though, all writing in Russian is in "cursive". People don't use "print" letters when writing Russian by hand.

Marie Said:

My girlfriend is learning to write the alphabet, should I buy her crayons?

We Answered:

no a chalk board. :)