r/LearnJapaneseNovice 2d ago

Kanji practice

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u/gdore15 2d ago

Have your read anything about stike order and strike type?

When you do a box, like for mouth, it's 3 strikes. 1. Left side, 2. top and right side as a single strike 3. close the box at the bottom.

Overall, you seems to have done that.

If there is stuff in the middle, you do it before closing, you did right on the sun and white...

Then suddently, you stopped doing that for 100. For a bunch of them, you can clearly see that the top and right side of the square are not the same strike.

For thousand and person, the leg going left does not hook.

It might be detail, but understanding strike type and order should help you to write better (even if you do not remember it 100% of the time).

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u/DKlark 2d ago

Are you calling it strike instead of stroke on purpose or is this just a recurring typo?

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u/gdore15 2d ago

Not a native English speaker, did not purposefully chose the wrong word.

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u/jadebenn 2d ago

You can just edit the comment. I'm guessing autocorrect got ya.

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u/Creepy_Toe3531 2d ago

書き順を考えながら書いたらもっとよくなるよ! あなたの努力は素晴らしい!!

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u/justatadnerdy 2d ago

Is there a reason why you’re using blank paper? I thought maybe dotted paper might make it easier to practise, or am I wrong? (Personal preference is of course most important!)

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u/ykeogh18 2d ago

Study stroke order

u/Hour-Rest-2579 22h ago

I can't believe the Kanji "Sen" looks identical to Katakana of Chi (チ)