Writing the Cyrillic Alphabet
I have found a couple of websites offering how to write the cursive Russian alphabet, however, I was curious as to how you properly print block letters in the Russian alphabet...especially ц, щ, ж, я, and д.

<a href="http://oldskola1.narod.ru/Rus1/img13.gif">http://oldskola1.narod.ru/Rus1/img13.gif</a>&nbsp;or <a href="http://www.litur.ru/imgbook/b473b.jpg">http://www.litur.ru/imgbook/b473b.jpg</a>&nbsp;I hope this is help you =)

You can use the russian configuration to your keyboard layout. It's a very simple way to be able to write any cyrilic characters without depending of any site or software. Good luck!<br />

You are right. &quot;Ж&quot; ([G]) is just as &quot;X&quot; with line in the middle, without curves on top/bottom. And &quot;Д&quot; ([D]) like &quot;A&quot; with extend bottom line, and two small lines on the edges are running down.<br />

I guess the д and ж throw me off.&nbsp; I understand how to write them in cursive, but in the printed version, I'm not sure how they are supposed to be written.&nbsp; Is it just an &quot;x&quot; with a line through it?&nbsp; Is it improper to not embellish with the curves on top/bottom?&nbsp; And for the д is it just like an &quot;A&quot; only with the bottom lines extended?

It's very simple. Ц,&nbsp;Щ, Ж, Я. They print ditto, as they wrote here. And Д as D, if this is cursive, and д as g, if this is small letter. For example: http://www.elavtkms.ru/download/stories/ms_gamma/Shkola/Posobiy/Tabl/Nachalo/Rysskiy/Rysskiy%20alfavit.doc<br />

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