writing Japanese letters

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[blackhat2005]

@DNYAP It all has to do with fonts. Just like how English has different font types on the computer. Imagine how people learning English feel. Just get a kanji book off the internet and copy each kanji reminding yourself of the sounds and meanings until the notebook page is full. It gets easer after a while. Trust me.

[gothicalanima0204]

I'm Japanese, but some of his/her strokes is in the wrong order.

People who wants to learn KANJI precisely should careful not to copy this one.

for exsanple,the first word 『残』(zann) should be written as the "slash" thing at the lower right before the "dot" thing abobe.The dot should be at the last in 『残』.

There are many many other incorrect orders in this writing.

But well...,half of Japanese doesn't care about it and maybe students writes twice or 3X much faster than this writing.

[RamessesIX]

@gothicalanima0204 The celerity and faithfulness to form suggest to me that the writer has personalized his/her ductus after studying traditional form. I assume that it would be off topic were someone to highlight that in English, subjects and verbs ought to agree in number, gender, and case; and that educated people who do care proofread for spelling errors.

[DarkxEmoxLove]

I hope I can write as well as you one day :D

[LittelPrincess92]

I slower than you, I hope I can write in japanese like you

[tobimisa]

There not letters there charactors, Romaji is letters.

[aftereffects00]

strokes order is wrong, if you guys wanna learn chinese or japanese make sure when you write the words you must follow the strokes order..

[JustAskRose]

where can u get an online book with all the symbols?

[TheHermit06]

lol, my hand writing would be too sloppy to write in Hiragana, Katakana, or Romaji. I'll end up making the letter look more like picture then the actual letters. V-V darn you nerves in my hands, but it doesn't mean I'll give up on this. I will learn this language some how!! :D

[96music4eva]

@peace4aIl Really? Thank you so much!

[peace4aIl]

@96music4eva I'm learning Chinese, which is all "Kanji" and no letters like Hiragana and Katakana

At first it seemed pretty hard but it's easier as you go along. It's been about 3 weeks and I know 150+ characters, their meaning, and pronounciation

A tip is to practice writing sentences that will use different Kanji. It helps you remember the strokes and makes your writing nicer. Good luck :D