and it does appear that the Russian cursive forms for т, п, г are closer than those currently set in the locl table for Bulgarian. Per Dave in comment #11 above, looking at Serbian cursive hands, they look similar to the above primer:
Off-topic: I'm not particularly a fan of the 'locl' tables since they introduce this sort of variance and debugging, but if there's a case for using them, then there might be some scope for some further tweaks; eg. doing Г→D to match the current г→g cursive. Perhaps Ж and Т→m. Those who are native Bulgarian readers, what's your thoughts towards б looking more like a 6 or a δ too?
This PDF is the same layout as the school primer posted above, to make for easier comparison:
http:// launchpadlibrar ian.net/ 62975117/ IMG_7470. JPG (school handwriting primer)
and it does appear that the Russian cursive forms for т, п, г are closer than those currently set in the locl table for Bulgarian. Per Dave in comment #11 above, looking at Serbian cursive hands, they look similar to the above primer:
http:// en.wikipedia. org/wiki/ File:Serbian_ Cyrillic_ cursive2. png en.wikipedia. org/wiki/ File:Serbian_ Cyrillic_ cursive. png
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Off-topic: I'm not particularly a fan of the 'locl' tables since they introduce this sort of variance and debugging, but if there's a case for using them, then there might be some scope for some further tweaks; eg. doing Г→D to match the current г→g cursive. Perhaps Ж and Т→m. Those who are native Bulgarian readers, what's your thoughts towards б looking more like a 6 or a δ too?