Talk:D'Nealian

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The funny thing is that i always write my lower-case k's with the cursive loop thanks to this system, and nobody can understand why.

Why would this article not be merged with the 'D'Nealian script' article? It seems like they are basically the same article, just didn't names. -Agerard 22:24, 26 February 2006 (UTC)

Since both entries are stubs, I, too, don't see why they shouldn't be combined.

Yes, merge, please.


Not that it's particularly relevant, but I absolutely REFUSED to learn this crap when i was in second grade-- i thought it was pointless when i was already leanring to write normal cursive. Years later i just print anyway :) --Matt


[edit] The picture

I don't think the picture labeled as "D'Nealian Script" is actually D'Nealian Script. It's the same image used for the cursive entry... D'nealian is a middle-stage and looks like the results of the script at [[1]] Xous 22:12, 15 November 2007 (UTC)