How's My Hangul?

[Renzhe]

In particular, anything illegal or illegible? I used this as a text.

 

http://i61.tinypic.com/2qwha43.jpg

 

Edit: I see now I misspelled 뒫.

Edited July 6, 2014 by Renzhe

[Davros]

Legible to me, and way more legible than most people's printing! Everyone I know connects the horizontal and vertical lines on the w-vowels now. I also can't remember seeing the accent mark as written under the b-consonants. (Forgive me, my keyboard won't do hangul.) There's a little awkwardness with the length of the horizontal strokes in some places, but as you start sentences, that will iron itself out.

Are you trying for an older look, or are you trying to learn it as written today?

 

(I'm not a native speaker, so I can only tell you what I've seen, not if it's right per se.)

[Renzhe]

Everyone I know connects the horizontal and vertical lines on the w-vowels now.

I think I'll incorporate that, since there's no way it can be confused with ㄴ. Any other shortcuts? like can I write the ㅜ in 췬 as ㄱ?

 

I also can't remember seeing the accent mark as written under the b-consonants.

If you're talking about ㆍ, that was in the text.

 

There's a little awkwardness with the length of the horizontal strokes in some places

Like where?

 

Are you trying for an older look, or are you trying to learn it as written today?

I'm not aiming for any look in particular, but the text is from Joseon. Maybe later I'll try a modern text.

 

Edit: OK now I found a modern spelling of it. It seems all ㆍ become ㅏ and then there's a change with the ㅅ and ㅈ in a row.

Edited July 6, 2014 by Renzhe

[Renzhe]

I wrote the next one, in modern spelling, taking some...liberties and assuming it's OK until someone says it isn't. Pencil this time.

http://i58.tinypic.com/2r3y0zq.jpg

[SkylarKnight]

Looks completely legible to me. I don't read Hangul just yet, but from what I know from practice this is pretty good. I personally don't like connecting the lines, I like separating each letter\vowel for a cleaner look

[qwpoi]

it looks good! what are you modeling your handwriting on? i really want to improve mine, but i find it a bit more difficult to practice, as character sizes will vary based on location...

[Renzhe]

what are you modeling your handwriting on?

My Chinese handwriting, which is (supposed to be) based on that of Ouyang Xun.