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What does a cursive K look like?

A cursive K looks like a combination of two shapes:

* A downward curve: This starts at the top and curves down, similar to the lowercase letter "l" or the top half of a cursive "c".

* A diagonal line: This starts at the bottom of the curve and goes upwards and to the right, ending in a sharp point.

The diagonal line can be straight or slightly curved, depending on the handwriting style.

Here's a simple illustration:

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/ \

/ \

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Remember that cursive handwriting can vary greatly from person to person, so the exact appearance of a cursive K might differ slightly.

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