The letter 'L' is elegant and simple, with its long straight lines. Learning to write 'L' in manuscript helps you practice clean, straight strokes. Practicing 'L' regularly will help develop your handwriting skills and make it easier to write other letters with curves and loops.
Note: here we showcase the most common way to write in manuscript, but you can explore other manuscript fonts to see how they differ.
Writing the capital 'L' in manuscript is simple and involves two straight lines. Follow these steps to write an uppercase 'L':
Now let’s move on to writing the lowercase 'l'. This letter is very simple, as it is just a straight line. Here’s how to write it:
Learning to write the letter 'L' in uppercase and lowercase manuscript will help you practice creating long, straight lines and smooth curves, improving your handwriting skills. Mastering 'L' helps you write words neatly and clearly.
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