Is this how a native speaker write like?

Being not a native, I write in the same way.

how do I learn to write in this way!

Just out of curiusity - What for? I'm inclined to say that calligraphy doesn't relate to whether you are native English speaker or not. And in our age of digital keyboards it's not really necessary. In my own opinion, people who write in a copybook hand-way have got talent. Or they worked harder in school.

People's handwriting varies a lot as far as loops and decorations are concerned. I don't do the first loop on the "y", nor the first stroke on the "B", nor the loop on the "B". I also don't slope the letters so much.

I also found it has too many strokes and it will slow down the speed of writing.
I hope to learn to write in this way , but I need a simpler handwriting which does not have so much strokes . Do anybody know that whether there are any websites which teach us to write in this way.

Thank

This is an example of penmanship known as the "Palmer method", developed and named after an American educator of the late 1800's. It used to be widely taught in elementary schools in the US, but it is rarely stressed these days. [The "European" style of cursive writing is much more in force in that part of the world than the Palmer method is in the US now.]

It is a good place to start

Vctory OngI also found it has too many strokes and it will slow down the speed of writing.
I hope to learn to write in this way , but I need a simpler handwriting which does not have so many much strokes . Does anybody know that whether there are any websites which teach us to write in this way?

Thanks