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| '''Here are examples of the letters A, E, O, and U''' Notice how often capital A looks like an O with a small tail to the lower right? And, the A in Angela, Alino and Arébalo (line 2) aren't even closed at the top. How about that fancy A in Angel with a loop in its left side? | | '''Here are examples of the letters A, E, O, and U''' Notice how often capital A looks like an O with a small tail to the lower right? And, the A in Angela, Alino and Arébalo (line 2) aren't even closed at the top. How about that fancy A in Angel with a loop in its left side? |
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| '''Here is the letter D'''. The handwritten Hispanic lower-case 'd' very often has a very short stem...But, look at how the 'd' looks in line 3, like an o with a separated stem Eduardo is like: E ol uar olo and Fernandez is like Fernan ol ez, that really is a 'd', not 'ol' also, see how the 'd' sometimes wraps its stem off to the upper-left as in da Manuela in the first line. | | '''Here is the letter D'''. The handwritten Hispanic lower-case 'd' very often has a very short stem...But, look at how the 'd' looks in line 3, like an o with a separated stem Eduardo is like: E ol uar olo and Fernandez is like Fernan ol ez, that really is a 'd', not 'ol' also, see how the 'd' sometimes wraps its stem off to the upper-left as in da Manuela in the first line. |
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