My MACBIA goal is to remember how to write Russian alphabet in cursive writing.
It is a measurable goal since Russian alphabet has 33 letters. Since I learned 100 vocabularies during the Russian class in the spring semester, I would also like to write those vocabs in cursive without checking how to write each alphabet.
I hope this goal is achievable since I've already learned how to write printed style writing and each alphabet's pronunciation. However, this will be so challenging since Russian alphabets are not similar to English alphabets. Actually, there are quite similar alphabet within the Russian, such as ш щ ц.
Yet, this goal is quite beneficial because in Russia, people only use cursive writing. I'm planning to visit Russia in this winter, so I need to know how to read and how to write those words. To make this goal achievable, I divided into some steps. I will start from long vowels (5 letters), short vowels (5 letters), and consonants (rest of them). It may take 3 days for remembering 5 letters. About in a 7 weeks, I will be able to write those letters in cursive.
I also have a friend in St. Petersburg, and I often text with her. Hopefully, she is going to check how it goes and readable or not.
