Left-Handy

Liz's Article:

Here is some info about a left-hand. Being a left-hand is pretty special to me. In a family. Mostly about 10% of chances to have a left-hand child. Its complicated for a left-handy to write using a right hand. Same as right using left too. Mostly left-hand are basely to men. The percentage of left-handy are more than a women.

Being a left-handy is pretty special. I discovered mostly they are creative and artistic. They can be every good in art of drawing. What's the difference between left-handy drawer compare with a right-handy one. Well, its simple. its obvious too but not all of them. Mostly. A left-handy drawer can be pretty creative in the sight, mind and even themselves. Which the person can be very unique. A right-handy drawer is mostly skillful. They are pretty hardworking.

What unique in a left-handy person is that they are pretty lovely. They can be very sensitive and romantic. Mostly. You can trust that. I know so many left-handy and my guess are correct. Mostly they are come from a generation. Especially from a loving mom. A great generation are mostly all child are left-handy. The Latin said sinister. A right-handy is known as dexter.

Left-handy in French is called Gauche. means awkward & clumsy. A left-handy are not really that way. Sometimes. they can be. In German it is known as Linkisch. Same meaning as French too. In Japan they called it 'hidarikiki'. Korean they called it Oenson. I'll list more of it.

Australia - Mollie Dooker
Belarus - Liewsha
Bulgarian - Левичар (Levichar), Левогер (Levoger) and Левак (Levak)
Chinese - zuo shou
Danish - Venstre-håndet, Kejthåndet, Avethåndet
Dutch - Linkshandig
Finnish - Vasenkätinen, Vasuri
French - Gauche
German - Links, Linkisch
Greek - Skaios
Hindi - Ulta Haanth
Hungarian - Bal
Indonesia - Kidal
Irish - Ciotóg, Citog, Cloot
Italian - Mancini
Japanese - hidari-kiki
Korean - Oenson
Latin - Sinister
Malaysia(malay) - kidal
Mexico - Chueco
Northern Ireland - Ulster-Scotch
Norwegian - Kjevhendt
Philippines - Kaliwete
Polish - mańkut, śmaja, lewus
Portuguese - canhoto
Romanian - Stângaci
Russian - LEVSHA
Scotland - corrie-fisted
Serbian - LEVORUK (male) or LEVORUKA(female)
Spanish Zurdo, Siniestro, Chueco
Swahili - kushoto
Swedish - vänsterhänt
Turkish - Solak
Ukrainian - Lifshá
Wales - CHWITH

That's all I can list. Hope everyone like it. Lefty always have a bad meaning. However, they are special to me. If an artist meets someone left-handy, they can be great couple. Both artistic.