My friend, Carl of “the old fellow goes running” informed me after seeing one of my posts, hand written that January 23rd is Hand writing day. I remembered that just now. So I decided to do this.

So here is my question.
When was the last time you wrote something on a paper? When was the last time you wrote your mother tongue, if you have one different from English?
If you haven’t written anything in a long time, why don’t you join the challenge? Write something and post a picture. Challenge someone else. Lets all write!
Are you writing something right now?
PS : The script in the picture is Malayalam, the language of Kerala
Here I am answering you 😛 I wrote in my mother tongue (Cantonese) on a paper yesterday 😀
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Need proof now :p A picture proof 😀
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Not a problem! Let me take a pic of it and show you 😉
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That will be awesome 🙂
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Will be showing you soon 😛
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waiting waiting 😀
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soon soon coming 😛
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😀
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Could you please teach me how to post it in the comment section? 😛
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maybe you can post it in Fb
else you need to upload it in the media and copy paste the link to that file in comment
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Let me try which way works the best for me 😛
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alright 🙂
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Here it is 😉 :
It was a grocery list that my mum asked me to write it down in Cantonese for her 😛
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it looks really interesting and beautiful. I am wondering what is the last words 😉
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My mum always said my writing looks ugly and glad you found it interesting and beautiful 😛 The last words mean “thank you”. 😉
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lucky you, I have no clue about this language 😛 So do you write thank you at the end of grocery list?! 🙂
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I wrote thank you at the end because my mum was the one who bought the groceries and I’m one of them to consume them so I should say thank you to her who bought the groceries 😉
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haha.. good reason 😀
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Khloe,
Glad to see Cantonese words, I heard about Cantonese first from Russell Peters… 🙂
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Glad to know you like seeing them 😀 I didn’t even know he mentioned Cantonese in his comedy show 😛
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He did, in one of those shows where he was travelling to China. It was funny as hell 😛
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Wow interesting! 🙂 You must be a fan of him and it was why you knew he mentioned in one of his shows 😉
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Ya, that was from before. I have watched most of it from before. Some 4-5 years before.
🙂
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I bet that particular show must be enjoyable…It made you remember it even after 4-5 years 😛
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go watch one yourself you… 😉
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I watched some of his shows long back…guess it’s time to watch it again 😛
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😛
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he has a special liking towards Asians and especially Chinese people. He always talks about mandarin and Cantonese and what not! :p
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Ya. he bashes up Indians a lot thought. It’s funny but. 😛
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yes, glad everyone finds it funny. And it is interesting to note that people find him funny while some books, movies like pk offend their culture and pride 😛
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He is not doing these shows in India. Remember there was a problem that people had created when he spoke about the Bachchans in India.
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oh really?! I didn’t know that. If China was like this, Chinese would have killed him by now!! :p
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Yeah.. Read it here
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/entertainment/hindi/bollywood/news/Russell-Peters-Ash-joke-gets-Speedy-apology/articleshow/10124004.cms
http://www.eventcombo.com/bollywood/bollywood_features/bolly_article.cfm?id=2795
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ohoo.. nice nice!! but that wasn’t part of any show. Right? It clearly offends a person!
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Yea.. not part of any show, but just a comment while promoting that movie.
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either over-confidence or arrogance!
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This would have been a perfect post to have used the tag feature for WordPress.
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How to use it here in this post?
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Send out a post and tell them to tag their post (Handwriting) with a Tag (for example: Trablog Handwriting 1-24-2015) In other words, they will make this one of the categories and tags of their post. In the reader go to that tag (Trablog Handwriting 1-24-2015) and it will pull up everyone that has written a post and tagged it correctly with that category (tag). It is important that everyone does it and writes it in correctly.
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But I mostly use pingback! If you leave the ‘link to this post’ in your post, then I will get a notification and I can check. Tag is also a nice idea. Well for your information, I have already included this tagging thing in the next flash fiction chain post 🙂
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I suggest doing both. It is just easier for people to read each other’s post. I thought this would have been a good post for ya’ll to have tried it out.
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We’ll try out in the next chain 🙂
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Oh, and the can STILL pingback on your post as well.
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yes, if any one want to do it 😀
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You can’t force them to do it you can only ask them to do it. 1. tag their post (categories/tags) what you choose, and 2. put a pingback to you in their post.
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Another good things about tags (categories/tags) is that it give all the posts that much more exposure to be read by other’s out of their following/followers.
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only if they use that same tag!
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It might take them awhile to catch on to tagging their posts for your challenges. It might take several months for them to get into the “groove” of tagging it correctly. Once they do you will see how much better it is (although, like you say, you still want pingbacks) and that is still okay. If everyone tags then they get more exposure from more people around the internt.
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Lets see how it goes next time 🙂
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ok 🙂
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🙂
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I wrote in English .. last time I wrote in Hindi was almost 5 years ago.. I am poor at it.. last time I wrote in Gujarati? Never last time I wrote in Malayalam never!
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haha.. cool. Which one is your mother tongue btw?!
And I never wrote anything in Gujarati too 😉
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I am a Gujarati with relatives who are Mallu as well..:D
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interesting!!
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see see lol.. I know it was interesting.. but imagine trying to learn both languages :O
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So did you end up learning any language?! 😉
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Ofcourse.. we spoke the language understood by both sides.. so I learned English to speak with Mallu side and Hindi for Gujju side.. I do understand Gujarati well.. but cannot speak or write.. And I only know “Illa” in Malayalam
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haha.. everyone seems to learn Illa!! 😛 Cool so you know some languages!!!
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haha I try.. I even learned a bit of French.. hope to learn more.. so I can say Je suis Vidhi and La Pomme est Rouge
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oui oui. Cava bien ? 😉
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Ça va bien ,meri…
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What a fun challenge! Unfortunately, I completely forgot how to write in my mother tongue. 😛 I can only type it now. I think I will join in this challenge and ping back once I get something going.
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haha.. see, I knew it 😛 Even its not as easy as before for me to write in mother tongue now. I cant write it so fast now!! But I haven’t forgotten yet 😉
Im waiting for your ping back 😀
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Heya, I usually write on paper first but no, haven’t written anything in my mother tongue for a long time. Will try today. What did u write?
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I tried it today, just before posting it. That is a fresh picture 😀 I wrote my love letter 😛 Cheesy, isn’t it 😉
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Ooooo. Kya baat hai. It would have been nice to not respect ur privacy today lol then we wud hv bn able to read it. Haha
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it is cheesy because it reads “my love letter” 😛 Don’t worry I haven’t written one, so you won’t intrude into my privacy 😉
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Stilll awwww
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haha 😀
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Lovely! Yes, i wrote. I write everyday and feel satisfied after I have put down a few words on paper(it may be the grocery list). Thank you for asking when was the last time I wrote in my mother tongue. That was maybe back in school and I am ashamed of it now. So, I revisited Shiv Kumar Batalvi-a prominent Punjabi poet. Thank you for reminding us of our roots.
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So you always write in English? Even the grocery list? Or Hindi?
You know, now my hands are not very flexible to write Malayalam so fast!!
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Yes, i always write in English 😦 i used to think in English. That is how you master a language, they told us. And for our generation, mastery of English was considered an important stepping stone to success. But, i realise now, we cannot neglect our mother tongue. We would be held responsible for its declining popularity.
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Yes we were told to master English. Anyway it did only good. Anyway we cant forget our mother tongue so fast! But to learn a foreign language takes time. So we just need to revisit the roots at least few times. Rather than completely neglecting it.
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You are right. Revisiting is the key.
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So when are you uploading a pic 😉
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Maybe tomorrow. Oh, it is already tomorrow. I shall make it into a proper post and link to yours.
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I am in no hurry 🙂
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Malayalam looks so curvaceous and mysterious 🙂
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oh yes, it is full of curves 😉 Kannada is equally curvalicious 😉
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Ennit lekhqnam evida?? Kandilla 😛
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Chumma.. 😛 I love that word 😉
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Here you go… 謝謝!
Love the title of the post, very cool!
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ありがとう 😛
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Si 🙂 Awesome!
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haha.. what does it read?! 😛
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Merci 🙂
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Si, perfecto 😀
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Oui 🙂
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😀
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Instant message doesn’t sleep 😀
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round the clock! 😛
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Impressive! 😀
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haha 😀
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I love hand writing, I still have the same old fountain pen I ve been traveling with for.. ever. I used to send post cards to my grand parents, from everywhere. I still do, to my Mum and my little brother, simply because I love the feeling of writing, nothing to do with emailing. it forces you to take the time, which is already the intro to a love letter to me. I love to send them notes, sometimes with a pictures, because I stumbled on something that made me think of them 🙂 ANd writing the address on the envelop is already enough to make me smile. I love our century, but nothing replace the old ways of communication, don’t you think?
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That is sweet! Good to know you still keep the fountain pen and the ink with you 😉 It reminded me of my early school days 😀 Everyone’s dream was to have a ‘hero’ fountain pen which is a brand. I’m not sure how popular it is.
So are you going to share a picture of that?! 😉 Not the address you have written 😛
Im not sure about replacing old ways of communication because even emails will eventually become an old ways of communication. So we will change and we might think email was cool too 😉 But then writing will be ‘cooler’ 😛
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A picture of my hand writting with the pen? No need to replace the emails though, the more ways to communicate the merrier 😉
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Yes, a picture of your hand writing with a pen/pencil
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Hours of running with the Attilas probably hit my last neurones. Where should I post it?
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in your blog ! Where else! Only if you want to because I was just asking 🙂
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Wow…now that is a question ! Well , as far as handwriting goes…nothing can beat that for me…in fact I have a diary in which I write down my short stories , poems etc…and I do that a lot…even as a child I had this diary of poems and all…
But language – English
Hindi , on and off , to make grocery lists for an errand boy …
And my mother tongue…malayalam….sadly never ! Actually being brought up as an NRK (non residential Keralite ) I was obviously not exposed to my mother tongue , but my parents made it a point to speak with us in that..And I did learn to read it a little , while on my Kerala trips during summer vacations…
So , I can read bus board and even magazines , though slowly …In fact during my B.Ed course in Kerala , I had to read and translate a few things in malayalam….so it did improve..
But writing…no progress…the only thing I can is my name… 😛
But even my daughter speaks proper Kannur malayalam now 😉 Though once back to fauji life , I might have to struggle to let that stay….
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that’s was like a post!! 😀 Well planning on sharing a glimpse of the diary 😉
Well that is a new information! 😀 then I can speak so fast and you wont understand Malayalam, right?! 😉 Haha.. she speaks proper Kannur Malayalam?! 😀 That is lovely!
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Haha !I don’t think so..I am not that bad at vocabulary 😉 Yes..she does speak the colloquial language 😛 As for the diary…hmm..will see about it 😛
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oon keenju paanjootte.. Can you decode it?! :p Ok, do think and then upload a pic 😉
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:0 No .. 😦 I can’t …
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haha.. I know 😀
oon.. avan, keenje- irangi, paanjoote- oodikkalanju : He just ran away
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I guess the second one..keenje.. 😉
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haha.. congratulations 😛
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😀
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So here is the picture :
https://sweetykannoth.wordpress.com/2015/01/27/handwritten/
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shared it on Fb page as well 🙂
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🙂
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Oh God..!! I just miss the malabar touch..!!
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haha.. ijj ethu baashayaa parayunne?
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He he 😀 I am a mix of all dialects..!!! 😀
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haha 😀
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ha ha 😀
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Very interesting question. I always handwrite letters that are of special significance. For example, I have a friend who lost a son. I handwrote a letter to her recalling memories of time I had spent with their family. Some how to me for that kind of situation it just seems so much more intimate and personal to hand write it. And although I actually work in IT I still have my notebooks for keeping some records and tracking some projects. I guess I am old school.
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Thank you for taking time to reply 🙂 Taking time to write something to make it special is really very kind of you 🙂 In some cases old school tricks work better and more efficient 🙂
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i handwrite stuff all the time – trouble is no one can read it!
i can hardly even read my own writing myself, when i look back on it!
the handwriting sample in your post looks beautiful, can you please post a bit more of it – would love to see more of that writing!
thanks
Debbie
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haha.. that happens a lot of time. We right something so fast and then trying hard to decode it later.
Thank you . But I have written only that, just for this post 🙂
Are you sharing any of your written things? 😉
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maybe.. sometime.. this is a great post trablog look how many people are commenting! its a winner! you must put it on the daily post or weekly writing challenge!!
i love that curvalicious language! i really want to see more of it.. can you make a new post, showing more of this lovely looking writing style?
and even… for people really interested in linguistics like me.. a run down on all the different indian languages you have been referring to and what makes them different??
Debbie
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Do you write Chinees? We already have a Cantonese on the page. So join the party 😀
I am not sure if I can put it in Daily post. But if more people are sharing it , then its good that way.
Ok I will send you something more too, some more writing or a link to this language.
All the different indian language can be a too serious topic for me to handle. But anyway I can help you if you want to know more. Writing a post will take long time for me to prepare well 🙂
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hi, i saw the Cantonese page- the writing in chinese is the same – the pronunciation is different between standard Mandarin ( Putonghua or the common language – originates from Beijing Dialect) and Cantonese or other regional dialects…
I can write a few characters, not much. My daughter is much better.
Okay will find some to share.
there is a whole category on my blog about chinese characters
https://spaceshipchina.wordpress.com/category/autumn-in-the-heart-chinese-characters/
and one post in particular about writing with calligraphy brushes
https://spaceshipchina.wordpress.com/2015/01/19/pen-pencil-or-maobi/
I used to practice calligraphy – a peaceful, calming meditation on words and the formed word.
don’t worry too much about the indian languages – just if you get around to to – i love languages and the historical and cultural reasons of how they form….
Debbie
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oh.. you are definitely very serious about languages and calligraphy!! Which language do you write most other than English?
I agree calligraphy can be calming meditation. I think I have seen something similar in a movie.
Ask me if you want to know more about any Indian languages.
http://www.ancientscripts.com/malayalam.html
Here is a small link for you 🙂
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indeed. which language do i write other than english most often? none.
i used to handwrite in spanish after travelling to south america to keep in touch with friends made there — but it kinda faded away and i couldn’t now. don’t use chinese to write because i don’t know enough characters.
thanks for the link – very interesting – i see your language descended from brahmin which is as old as at least the 5th century BC.
the brahmin language though seems to have more linear shapes – like triangles and lines.. it says your language came via grantha – which does have more curves but not as many as yours…maybe the curvy parts came in by grantha and developed more later….
it must feel so beautiful to write, all those lovely curves.
i wonder if the style of handwriting influences people’s thinking?
AND i think wordpress should develop a way so that when you click on ‘reply’ in the email you are led directly to the particular comment – yours is SO long that it takes ages to scroll down!
one more thing: i think its great that through this topic you have encouraged your country people to remember their indigenous language!
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so you know a bit of Spanish and Chinese. Cool. Glad you enjoyed the link.
Yes, most of the south indian languages came from Sanskrit. I don’t know many things about it as much as you do. Yes, it is beautiful to see a nicely written Malayalam words.
Haha..hand writing can make the people calmer?! 😉
oh, I never replied from email. Sorry for the trouble. I use to reply from https://wordpress.com/notifications/
It is easier that way. You can also try it.
Well people attempted Malayalam, hindi, Punjabi
Then Cantonese, Japanese, English, Russian
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oh, the wordpress notifications.. thats a great idea!
i don’t know anything about indian languages at all, apart from what i just read on the link you provided!
but i wonder what kind of people changed a very angular written language like brahmin appearing on the site you sent into such a lovely curvy language. curvalicious indeed! sanscrit itself is very roundy…
so again i wonder about the kind of people and culture that transformed something so angular into writing form so lovely!
but please start new post if you do address this – I’m sick of scrolling down eternally on this one~!!!
thanks!
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why are you commenting coming to the post. You can reply directly from the notifications. I haven’t even seen how long or how many comments are here!! I always reply from notifications.
Hope you will like this ancient language too
https://trablogger.wordpress.com/2014/09/18/carvings-of-cavemen-finally-revealed/
And thank you for the trouble to scroll down all the way
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I love writing things by hand. I still do that at work while taking notes during meetings. Also, have a few friends that I write hand written letters to, once in a while! I can’t write in my mother tongue though! Can only speak the language…
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Thank you for sharing your views on this. Good to know that you still write on a paper. And it is a sweet gift to write something for those special ones 🙂
Btw Are you planning to share some of the writing?! 😉 And what is your mother tongue?!
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Actually, I think I am going to post about it. Of course, thanks to you for putting that thought in my head 😛
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Alright, so i’ll have to wait! Ok, I can wait 😛
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I wrote just a couple of days ago, but just realised that I wrote in English, because those were some notes for my blog. How bizarre.. Will write something now. Although, I’m a bit late with this 🙂
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Good to know that. It is not too late. It is still the current latest post 😀
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Thanks for adding it however u did it. Btw i wanted to know how to write ishkishmish in malyalam. Is it typable?
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ഇഷ് കിഷ് മിഷ്
ish kish mish
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Awww this is so circular and cute. Like thai. Thanku for this tra. I am gonna save it. This is so pretty
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you’re welcome. Most of the south indian languages are curvalicious and pretty 😉
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wow, so now you are helping others know how to write their own name in their own language!
that is something else! i bet ishkishmish feels great about that!!!!
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haha.. ഡെബ്ബി that reads Debbie in Malayalam
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OMG that is amazing! THANK YOU!
how did you transcribe it? phonetically?
is Malayalam a phonetic language anyhow? i guess so from the link you said — curvy shapes as ‘letters’….
so what doe the text actually mean if you just transcribed it phonetically? meaningless dribble?
thanks for the transcription, incredible!
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yea phonetically. Malayalam is phonetic language, and at least 4 different sounds can be found like ta,da,dda,tta like that 😛 😀
Yea, that is meaningless sound.
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Don’t know how I missed this post Trablog, I am sincerely sorry. You are SO creative. And wow….the comments here about the different languages.
Thank you so much for the shout out. This really means a lot! Now I know why you asked if I remembered National Handwriting Day! 😀
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haha.. its ok. Yea, its good to know about the mother tongue of many people. It is interesting. Many of us lost connection with it somehow!
You told me about the hand writing day, so obviously I have to give due credits 😀 So are you going to share your hand writing?! 😉
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I have a picture, just need to know how to post it. It is a short letter to you, but got to go to work now. Will work on it tonight! 🙂
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a letter to me?! WoW! that is a surprise! You need to upload it to media files and copy paste the link on the comments, if you don’t want to write a post about it 🙂
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I am that guy who is not tech savvy. Can’t make it to work. Might have to do a blog post sometime! 🙂
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its alright. I will wait then 🙂
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thank you for joining 🙂
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I keep this for my next week Monochrome picture..is it ok? Great challenge!!
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Yea, sure, It is perfectly fine. 🙂
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My apology – I have to postpone it for another week – got crazy busy last weekend, no time to make a new picture to show off my “so-called beautiful” handwriting..so will ping-you next Monday instead!
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its all fine 🙂 No worries. Take your time as much as you want. 🙂
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I write everyday 🙂
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Gujarati or Bengali?! And we need photo proof 😛
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thanks for joining the challenge 🙂
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Nice challenge man, I am not writing Malayalam or may be I am. It’s been so many years 😥 😥
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haha.. It is called ‘challenge’ for a reason 😉
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Yup, that is why I thought why not attempt it 😛
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hahha.. cheers 😀
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thanks for joining the challenge 🙂
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Check this – not my hand btw 😀
https://suchetabiswas.wordpress.com/2015/01/27/more-art-quilled-card-by-divya/
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We are talking about writing in languages other than English. Everyone writes in English!
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Ohh…I can in Hindi, Gujarati and Bengali 😀 Will post soon!
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waiting for the proof 😉
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😀 Mostly will be done over the weekend!
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aah. waiting
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😛 Hope it is worth the wait!
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then don’t disappoint 😉
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Its not fiction, so you won’t be disappointed 😛
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Sarcasm!!! :p
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Nopes 🙂 But a fast one on you 😛
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maybe you can write a leave letter to your boss, saying “yo boss, i don’t feel like working,needs to play minesweeper, so im going home” You can post that hand written letter here! :p
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Along with a very handwritten letter of relieving ? 😛 No way!!
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c’mon ,, do it,, enjoy life 😉
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Sneaking out to play minesweeper is enjoyful enough 😛 No letter bizzzz
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at least for the handwriting challenge 😉
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Heheheh then it wouldn’t be in vernacular language na… 😀 😛
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alright. don’t write :p
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😛 😛 Guess who starts her day with minesweeperrrrr ??? 😀
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buhahah..one more got spoiled! :p
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Its infectious 😛
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haha.. now you know how to play 😛
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Flagsssssssssssssss
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Your handwriting is beautiful!!!
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Thank you Carolyn. You can find better handwritings though 🙂
Well do you want to share your handwriting too? 🙂
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ahha, I haven’t written in my native tongue, but I was trying my hand at handletter! haha. and if you scroll all the way to the last image thats my hand writing 🙂 https://caaarrrolynnnn.wordpress.com/2015/01/23/fridayspiration/
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what about the “why are you tripping” poster? Is it yours too?
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that is something to ponder on..i wrote in Hindi yesterday when I gave the list for the sabziwalah :p
I absolutely love writing( even though my handwriting sucks!)penning thoughts on paper is beautiful even in techno age!
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haha.. we would love to see the sabziwalah list 😀 We already have a Cantonese grocery list here 😀
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Thank you for joining the challenge. I have shared it on the facebook page too 🙂
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If I’m still liable to comment, then the last time I used my handwriting was..umm…two minutes ago…eh?! Lol :p But no, seriously! There are some perks of being a school student, I guess. 😉 And the last time I wrote in Hindi was 20th of this month; my Hindi exam… :p
Honestly, all these preparation months are too cruel. I keep on craving to write a post, but it just takes up a lot of my time. Therefore here I am, trying to view as many post as I can in the span of fifteen minutes… 😥
Maa just called, I guess break time’s over… *sob* *sob*
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Glad you could see the post in that 15 mins 🙂
Now i know why you are not posting for long time. More than a month right?! Anyway good luck with your exams 🙂
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Thanks! 🙂
Yup, more than that. Last I posted was on 6th of October. And exams end on 23rd of March. *sigh*
Thanks, once again! 🙂
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You’re welcome. Now go and study 😀
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Hehe… 😝😂 Yess!! :p
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:p
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Lol alright. Here you go.. First, I write everyday. Second, don’t know about my mother tongue. Third, i already did. :p
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cool. You can link it up with this post, so that I will share those beautifully written letter on my fb page too 🙂
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you mean my last blog post? Ok. I’m currently away from my computer. I’ll do later
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its alright. No hurry 🙂
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since i do documentation in my job…..I literally write everyday….whether it is to write up a file or sign my name. somedays when i have to write so much…by the end of the day…you’d think i became a doctor as to how my handwriting is (isn’t).
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oh.. that doesn’t sound like fun all the time 😀 Do you want to share a pic of your doctor like hand writing ?! 😀
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Wow… good thinking bro..!!!
and your handwriting looks calligraphic 😛
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thanks bro. 🙂
Why don’t you share something ? 😉
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Sure ..!!! 🙂
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waiting 😀
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Man… a lil technical problem.. 😀
what exactly is a ping back..??
Is it just a link to post or something else..
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just add the link to a post and publish. You will create a ping back to that post
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Oh thanks..!! 🙂
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Oh k.. hmm… thnx..
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Done …
https://samjothsashidharan.wordpress.com/2015/01/30/a-lil-of-this-and-that/
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Thank you for joining 🙂
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My pleasure bro 🙂
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🙂
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I wrote in my mother tongue the day before yesterday. I often write in Bengali..as I contribute to a Bengali monthly magazine.
I’ve a Bengali blog too 😀
BTW, what did you write up there?
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Everyone is looking for the photo proof 😀 No so called Bengali bloggers ever written in their mother tongue yet. Maybe you can 🙂
I wrote my love letter 😛
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😀 Love is best expressed in mother tongue…
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and swear words too :p 😀
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This is a great idea. I did something like this, last week, but it wasn’t for your challenge 🙂 Most of my writing starts the old fashioned way; very cathartic! And I love your photo!
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Glad you liked the idea 🙂 You are free to share the picture, if you want to 🙂
Old school is better when words are flowing out 😀
Thank you 🙂
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here it is.. https://theyear1886.wordpress.com/2015/01/28/nothing-beats-the-old-ways/ am i too late?
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Nope You are not late 🙂 I have shared it on the facebook page too. Thank you for joining 🙂
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https://suchetabiswas.wordpress.com/2015/02/09/handwritten-notes-anyone/
Tadaaaa!
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thanks for the tadaaa 😀
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Welcome daa 😛
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daa?? like ‘dee’ for you?! 😛
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Dee dee for me 😜
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aah.. I forgot, you have some contacts!
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:O Which ones!
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the kerala connection 😉
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Oooh…yesss….the backwater people 😛
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oh Kerala isn’t just backwaters 😛
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Yus Mister! I know 😛 But my sources are in the backwaters you know 😛
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haha.. alright 😛
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Thank you for joining 🙂
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Thank you for joining 🙂
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Wanna see my writing? https://shareandconnect.wordpress.com/2015/02/12/write-now-yes-right-now/ 謝謝!
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haha.. I am enlightened as well. 😀 Thank you for sharing 🙂
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It’s a great theme. I didn’t know how the best to approach it until I read Indah’s post… 🙂
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yea I saw you mentioned Indah’s post. Previously there was a grocery list, shared written in Cantonese.
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It’s great that this writing theme branched a little to travel, culture, food, some history… It’d be great if you come up with another one 🙂
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Will do something, if I learn to manage time effectively!
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Time? Just turn on your IM 😀
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You can see my IM isn’t working that efficiently these days!
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Really? Hmmm, need new betteries (just kidding) 😀
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Yep, indeed. Looking forward to buy some new batteries 😉
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Could not resist to put my “5 words” into this “writing pot” 🙂 Great challenge!
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Thank you for doing that 😀
Recipe in Russian sentences looks great 🙂
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