Can Spanish speakers read and write in cursive or is limited to English?

Question

I thought only a few languages use cursive (chinese, islamic, roman, english, russian)

By spanish speaker, I mean a resident of a Spanish speaking country (not a latino born in the U.S. who is bilingual)

Answer 1

Der Schreckliche is right, Spanish speakers are not cave men. We can write cursive too. I was taught to write cursive since the 1st grade back in Mexico. There's no difference writing cursive alphabet in Spanish.

Answer 2

There is cursive in Chinese Characters, why wouldn't spanish speakers be able to write cursive?

Answer 3

properly, i'm uncertain yet there are probable books revealed to help infants (and doubtless even some for adults) to learn cursive letters. I undergo in suggestions those from my youngsters. the will arises to seem for one. it is going to enable you to learn the letters of their cursive type.

Answer 4

Yes we can write in cursive you should take a look at my letters so nice and neat.

Answer 5

I am pretty sure that any language using the Roman alphabet can be written in cursive.

e.g. German http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kursive,

Answer 6

yes we can write in both of course

Answer 7

Of course we can, buster !
Do you think we are cavemen ?

Answer 8

yes we can