Matumizi ya Kalamu (Pen) Kwa Kufuata Rangi

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Nakuja tu na maswali chokonozi

  1. Hivi ni Kwa Nini Waalimu wanatumia kalamu ya rangi nyekundu na si bluu kama wanafunzi?
  2. Ni Kwa Nini pia Maraisi ndio Huandikia peni nyekundu?
  3. Kwa nini Wakaguzi aghalabu wa Hesabu hutumia peni ya kijani?
  4. Vipi Kuhusu Kalamu Nyeusi?

nauliza hivi kwa sababu hizi rangi ukigeukia muktadha mwingine zinamaana tofauti sana mfano wengine husema unapotumia kalamu nyeusi inaa maana unatengeneza pesa na bluu maana yake unapoteza pesa ilihali nyekundu ikielekezwa zaidi kwenye mikosi

MAJADILIANO COMPILED

RANGI ZA KALAMU NA MATUMIZI YAKE .......@@!!!

Mara Nyingi sana tumekuwa tukitumia pen bila kujipa angalizo fulani hivi ama kujua mantiki yake ..................

1. Kalamu ya Bluu ndiyo maarufu kutumika na wengi na hasa kwenye official document za kawaida (not mandated or authentic)
We basically have two choices when it comes to pens: black or blue. Unless you are a teacher in which case you get to use red as well........."Of course blue pens. Because they contrast better with the documents you're writing on..................

2. Kalamu Nyeusi aghalabu hutumika kwenye miamala ya Kibiashara zaidi............."Black edges it on the grounds that it looks more professional and is a legal requirement for signing legal documents and form-filling............."Some entities are now requiring signatures in blue ink in order to differentiate the original from a copy.

3. Kalamu Nyekundu Aghalabu Hutumiwa na wenye Mamlaka Katika Kusaini Official Documents na hasa SHeria na Hati fulani fulani na mara nyingi anayeruhusiwa kutumia kalamu nyekundu ni Mh Rais na Waalimu katika kujitofautisha na wanafunzi na kuweka msisitizo zaidi kwenye masahihisho

4. Kalamu ya KIJANI inatakiwa kutumiwa na Wakaguzi tu na hasa wa HESABU

5. Kimsingi na KISHERIA, UNATAKIWA KILA MTU KUWA NA PENI MAALUM YA SIGNATURE. tumewahi kupata kesi ya mtu ambaye saini yake ilidukuliwa na yeye kukiri dhahiri shari kwamba ni saini yake kabisaaaa ila kwenye utetezi akasema kwamba peni iliyotumika siyo peni yake kwani ana peni maalum ya kuweka saini nyaraka zake zote za kisheria

6. Si salama sana kutumia kalamu nyeusi kwenye maandishi meusi, kisheria hiyo ni kopi na si halisi, jitahidi sana kutumia kalamu ya bluu kwenye maandishi meusi na hasa typed (Many copiers are so good now that black ink can look like part of a photocopy."-

7. Ball Pen ndiyo offical pen kwa nchi nyingi duniani. kumbuka Kama unatumia 'jel pen' basi ukitumia 'ball pen' mwandiko 'kitaalamu' unatofautiana (hasa kama kalamu hizo zikiwa na ukubwa wa maandishi unaotofautiana.

8. Kuna Baadhi ya nchi;
i. mwanafunz unaruhusiwa kuandika kwa penseli na kalamu ya rangi yeyote ile (bluu, kijani, nyekundu, nk).

ii. Hawaruhusu kuweka sahihi (signature) kwa kalamu ya rangi nyingine yeyote ile isipokuwa 'bluu'. Kuna sehemu zingine hata kujaza fomu iliyochapwa ni lazima utumie kalamu ya rangi ya bluu.

iii. Wanatumia kalamu nyekundu kuandika jina la mtu aliyefariki (marehemu). Yaani hairuhusiwi na huwezi kuandika jina la mtu aliyehai kwa kalamu nyekundu.

mfano nchi ya Australia officials pen ni NYEUSI TU! hata baadh ya benki mfano NBC official pen ni nyeusi ingawa pia si salama sana kisheria
 
Hiyo ya Marais kutumia wino mwekundu unaweza kuweka ushahidi? Ndiyo kwa niisome leo na siamini mpaka uweke ushahidi.
 
Naomba nitoke nje ya mada kidogo.

(1) Kuna nchi fulani (mwanafunzi) unaruhusiwa kuandika kwa penseli na kalamu ya rangi yeyote ile (bluu, kijani, nyekundu, nk).

(2) Hawaruhusu kuweka sahihi (signature) kwa kalamu ya rangi nyingine yeyote ile isipokuwa 'bluu'. Kuna sehemu zingine hata kujaza fomu iliyochapwa ni lazima utumie kalamu ya rangi ya bluu.

(3) Wanatumia kalamu nyekundu kuandika jina la mtu aliyefariki (marehemu). Yaani hairuhusiwi na huwezi kuandika jina la mtu aliyehai kwa kalamu nyekundu.
HAPO kwenye signature ni watu tu tunajisahau lakini kimsingi UNATAKIWA KILA MTU KUWA NA PENI MAALUM YA SIGNATURE huenda uzi huu utuamshe sote ....ni hatari sana kutumia KALAMU YOYOTE kwa ajili ya kuweka signature ingawa kwa rangi ni bluu ama nyeusi kwa watu wa kawaida
 
ntashauri wabadili wino, watumie mweupe
swali unatofautishaje wino mweusi na maandishi meusi....aghalabu ukianika kwa wino mweusi kwa jicho kali la kisheria na kwenye maandishi meusi/tyoed inaweza kutfsiriwa kama ni kopi na si halisi
 
Traditionally.. wanafunzi wanatumia wino wa blue at Black kwenye kazi mitihani Yao hata ngazi ya Kitaifa..

Walimu hutumia nyekundu kusahihisha kazi ya mwanafunzi..

Nafikiri Red ink is a sign of authority.
 
Traditionally.. wanafunzi wanatumia wino wa blue at Black kwenye kazi mitihani Yao hata ngazi ya Kitaifa..

Walimu hutumia nyekundu kusahihisha kazi ya mwanafunzi..

Nafikiri Red ink is a sign of authority.
you might be right
 
Kuna siku nilijaza karatasi za benki fulani hivi kwa 'jel pen' ikakataliwa. Waliniambia nitumie 'ball pen'.

Ukienda benki jaribu kuangalia kalamu zao mara nyingi utakuta ni 'ball pen', tena za bluu.
asante sana AMA KWELI humu ni full GT
 

Official pen ni wino mweusi mara nyingi, sababu kubwa ni kuwa ukiphotocopy wino mweusi unatoka vizuri zaidi, hivyo ni rahisi kuweka kumbukumbu na karatasi zikihitajika mahakamani kwa ushahidi. Wafamasia hutumia wino wa kijani kuandikia dawa, hii
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In 1909, Mansfield Cummings became the first head of MI6 and fell into the habit of signing all of his documents with the letter “C,” always written in green ink. There is some speculation that this was a carryover from his days in the armed services, where senior officers supposedly used green ink.

For whatever reason, it became a tradition for the UK’s chief spy both to use green ink and to sign only as “C.” The green ink practice continues to this day, and is briefly discussed in the BBC radio programme “MI6 – A Century in the Shadows.”

Meanwhile, journalists in the UK frequently refer to the crazy letters they receive from readers as coming from the “green ink brigade.” The Guardian even goes so far as to instruct readers to avoid using green ink if they write letters to the editor.
 
Take a look at these quotes I gathered from around the internet:

"I'm starting to prefer signatures in blue. Many copiers are so good now that black ink can look like part of a photocopy."

"Blue pens. Of course blue pens. Because they contrast better with the documents you're writing on, which invariably use black ink."

"Black edges it on the grounds that it looks more professional and is a legalrequirement for signing legal documents and form-filling . . . because the forms are to be digitally scanned, and scanners, like photocopiers, seem to prefer black ink to blue. Presumably, because black ink on white paper offers the best contrast and therefore increases accuracy."

"Best that I can come up with, is that very old copy machines were unable to copy the blue inks. This resulted in businesses adopting black ink. I would very much like to know "if" there is any legal reason that a business cannot use blue? Mostly, I think it's tradition...."


Here's a doctor's thoughts:

"The question about what color ink to use in charts or for record-keeping is one of the more persistent myths in mental health practice . . . But no one seems to know which color is preferred . . . As of the writing of this entry, there is no statutory requirement that health records be made in any particular color. Black ink must be used for birth certificates, red ink must be used to mark replacement certificates of indemnity as duplicates (clinicians don’t need to know what that is), and in some matters related to insurance contracts."
Official pen ni wino mweusi mara nyingi, sababu kubwa ni kuwa ukiphotocopy wino mweusi unatoka vizuri zaidi, hivyo ni rahisi kuweka kumbukumbu na karatasi zikihitajika mahakamani kwa ushahidi. Wafamasia hutumia wino wa kijani kuandikia dawa, hii
o149-pharmacy-green-logo-a-b-c-sml-1539.jpg



In 1909, Mansfield Cummings became the first head of MI6 and fell into the habit of signing all of his documents with the letter “C,” always written in green ink. There is some speculation that this was a carryover from his days in the armed services, where senior officers supposedly used green ink.

For whatever reason, it became a tradition for the UK’s chief spy both to use green ink and to sign only as “C.” The green ink practice continues to this day, and is briefly discussed in the BBC radio programme “MI6 – A Century in the Shadows.”

Meanwhile, journalists in the UK frequently refer to the crazy letters they receive from readers as coming from the “green ink brigade.” The Guardian even goes so far as to instruct readers to avoid using green ink if they write letters to the editor.
 
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