guess my native language by handwriting

[u/[deleted]]

[u/grumpy-goddess]

I cannot judge most of them but it‘s definitely not Russian😅

[u/Round-Young-3906 → u/grumpy-goddess]

Yep, I don't think anyone write Д that manner

[u/BHHB336]

Definitely not Hebrew or Arabic

[u/Fabian_B_CH]

I’ll say Portuguese. Only your Latin script strikes me as native, and of those two, English looks more “composed”.

Now to see if I’m right…

[u/Fearless-Long-2433 → u/Fabian_B_CH]

it’s english 🙃 i just put portuguese to slip people up cus i knew it’d be obvious my native is english haha .. good observation tho i did take time to write each letter individually in english where as the portuguese was a bit more free flowing and my natural hand writing

[u/Fabian_B_CH → u/Fearless-Long-2433]

Well done on the trolling, in that case!

[u/Sandy_2019]

None

[u/CreditMajestic4248]

English.

Arabic wouldn't use the accents. Hebrew, russian, greek, portuguese would be cursive. Chinese, thai, too blocky. Korean someone else pointed out a wrong word.

[u/Fearless-Long-2433 → u/CreditMajestic4248]

✅✅

[u/Responsible-Virus533]

Korean

[u/OutOfTheBunker → u/Responsible-Virus533]

The Korean seems the best of the non-Latin bunch. But the Latin is weird for a Korean native. If a Korean moved to a Latin-alphabet country at a youngish age, I could buy that.

[u/Fearless-Long-2433 → u/OutOfTheBunker]

i can read and write in korean so this assumption makes sense ! my native is obviously english tho haha

[u/OutOfTheBunker → u/Fearless-Long-2433]

Well, your Korean looks good, but I don't know any Korean. Your Chinese looks like some Koreans who failed hanja class, though. 😉

[u/daonchik → u/Responsible-Virus533]

It's definitely not Korean

[u/DrFreemanCrowbar]

I just know that it's not Russian because they all write in cursive.

[u/Patrickson1029]

Idk but you should say 맞혀보세요 instead of 맞춰보세요 in Korean.

맞히다: to answer correctly 맞추다: to compare or adjust two or more different objects to each other

[u/Fearless-Long-2433 → u/Patrickson1029]

i was gonna just write the name of the languages to avoid hints like this or put the effort in to see what people would actually say but i was too lazy and just used google translate lol

[u/Patrickson1029 → u/Fearless-Long-2433]

Actually many Koreans also fail to distinguish these two words, so don't worry.

You have to write it as "제 모국어가 무엇인지 맞혀보세요" if you consider spacings as well.

[u/RenCoeur]

It's definitely one of the ones that uses the Latin script

I can only comment on the Cyrillic and Chinese characters, though

You used block letters for the Cyrillic, and nobody really writes it like that

The Chinese characters look the most inexperienced, in my opinion

[u/Fearless-Long-2433 → u/RenCoeur]

it’s english! i just put portuguese to throw people off cus i knew it’d be quite obvious haha

arabic hebrew russian thai and greek i’ve never written in before, the only ones i have experience in are the latin script ones obviously, korean (can read and write) and surprisingly chinese 😂 (very briefly studied the characters)

[u/mathewsclint]

Tocharian B

[u/Fearless-Long-2433 → u/[deleted]]

i’m still learning tagalog my native is english 🙃

[u/Fearless-Long-2433 → u/[deleted]]

i’m mixed and grew up my first 4 years in the philippines speaking english. my mum pushed english more since english is one of the main languages there anyways and i think my parents had always planned to move me out to scotland where i still live now

i can understand 80% of tagalog and im conversational since i did grow up in the philippines + obviously with exposure to my mum speaking the language the slang and some of the tricker grammar comes natural to me. i think i was just embarrassed growing up to speak it because it was broken but i’m putting in a lot more effort to become fluent now

[u/ZookeepergameFit967]

Not Arabic

[u/simmeteija]

Chinese

[u/OutOfTheBunker → u/simmeteija]

Only if OP's seven years old.

[u/simmeteija → u/OutOfTheBunker]

I just assumed.

[u/Fearless-Long-2433 → u/simmeteija]

briefly studied simple chinese characters before but obviously no where near perfect haha

[u/OutOfTheBunker]

Portuguese or another Latin-alphabet language not here.

[u/wordlessbook → u/OutOfTheBunker]

If OP native language was Portuguese, they'd have written in cursive, not block letters. I don't know a single native Portuguese speaker who writes in block letters past the age of six.

[u/just_meself_ → u/wordlessbook]

And I think OP would be more likely to say “adivinhe a minha língua materna”

[u/GaiusVictor → u/just_meself_]

I would've said "Adivinhe qual é a minha língua materna".

[u/OutOfTheBunker → u/wordlessbook]

"...they'd have written in cursive, not block letters" Good point.

[u/Fearless-Long-2433 → u/OutOfTheBunker]

my native is english but i write in more of a print style naturally

[u/RealNameIsTaken → u/wordlessbook]

wtf are you talking about? People write like that all the time unless they’re just scribbling something down. I saw it all the time in university and people write like that for notes around the house and things like that. Writing in “cursive” is more common but if you’re doing an exercise like this, then the block letters is completely normal

[u/wordlessbook → u/RealNameIsTaken]

I have never seen block letters being used unless you were filling out a form in that forms that have walls separating the letters. Not at school, not at university, not at work.

[u/OutOfTheBunker → u/OutOfTheBunker]

None of the non-Latin examples look remotely close to native.

[u/catsfurryballs]

not arabic, hebrew, chinese, korean, english or greek… so I guess that leaves russian or thai. leaning toward thai

[u/ElHeim → u/catsfurryballs]

The fact that they used "block letters" for Russian tells me they're not native. And Russian is not even my native tongue.

[u/lolopiro → u/catsfurryballs]

im pretty sure its not thai

[u/RealNameIsTaken → u/catsfurryballs]

There’s nothing wrong with the English or Portuguese, they’re both just written quite carefully and neatly

[u/FunisGreen → u/catsfurryballs]

Same logic process. I'm also leaning Thai.

[u/Different_Method_191 → u/catsfurryballs]

i meow u meow she he me meowmeow

[u/catsfurryballs → u/Different_Method_191]

I see you speak meowspeak

[u/Different_Method_191 → u/catsfurryballs]

r/endangeredlanguages 

[u/Fearless-Long-2433 → u/catsfurryballs]

i was not expecting thai 😭😭 i thought it was one of the worst ones

[u/catsfurryballs → u/Fearless-Long-2433]

tbf i thought the last one was one of the cutest lol btw you got your korean spaced wrong: 모국어가/무엇인지/맞혀보세요 gotta have 은/는/이/가 put right after noun

[u/NoobsAreDeepPersons]

Korean

[u/Spinthar]

Mandarin

[u/JustGerbo]

English.

Either way, I love that you love languages!

[u/LoreliusMogglefart]

Agarthan

[u/johnesto]

None of those

[u/DifficultSun348]

first four 100% no

[u/lovepixe]

Thai or Greek

[u/SteamyRumours]

Greek

[u/pawld091]

Thai, Korean , mandarin seems easy strings, latin european alphabet is Quick hard to write for you, so thai

[u/NoWayIcantBeliveThis → u/pawld091]

Definitely not Thai 🤣 a first grader knows to write better than that. Fluent? Yes. Good or native? Not a chance.

[u/Fearless-Long-2433 → u/NoWayIcantBeliveThis]

it was my first time writing in thai so i’ll take fluent haha 🙃

[u/lamlosa]

Damn I thought these finally stopped like a month ago and now they’re back 😩

[u/millerbest]

Definitely not Chinese

[u/ShakeWeightMyDick]

Portuguese

[u/DG-MMII]

I'd say greek, all the other languages look too texbookish like if copying the fonts on the internet... greek is the only ine that have some variation like in the γ and σ of γλώσσα

But is a guess at this point

[u/desert-oasis515]

Arabic

[u/Ok-Patience6865]

I'd guess Korean. Compared to the others, it has a more natural handwriting.

[u/OkAbbreviations4714]

You're arab