How to Remember Japanese Kanji Stroke Order

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In this video, I'm going to show you tips and tricks on how to remember the Japanese kanji stroke orders.
Today's video was made as one of you guys have asked me in my previous video "Do we need Kanji in Japanese? [I CAN'T READ THEM...]" ( • Do we need Kanji in Ja... ) how to remember the kanji stroke order efficiently... so I hope this would be of help!
BASIC KANJI:
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There are a few basic rules in writing kanji (for example: from top to bottom, from left to right) but only following these rules is not enough. Make sure to remember the stroke orders so that you end up with a perfectly written kanji!
I used blocks to provide visual aids and I hope they made writing kanji easier to understand. If you have any comments about this, feel free to let me know down in the comments!
Lastly, if you have anything in mind that you want me to make a video about in the future, don't hesitate to comment them down below. Would be nice to have an idea of what you guys want to see next!
See you in the next video!

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12 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 21

@its_ryu_yamada 3 года назад

Is learning Kanji difficult or fun for you?

@rainbowpiiills 3 года назад

FUUUUUUUUUUN so up for the challenge!

@electriccherrygamer9139 3 года назад

Honestly I have no idea how your channel hasn't become popular yet, as these videos are amazing and are so easy to understand and learn from. Keep up the great content and hopefully one day your channel will become famous!

@its_ryu_yamada 3 года назад

Thank you so much for such a nice comment! For me, RU-vid is a marathon so it takes me time to get famous... but don’t worry! As you mentioned, I’ll keep up the great contents and deliver them to more and more people someday! Stay tuned until then 😉👍

@Finity2010-ud2rl 20 дней назад

There's a thing about stroke order that I haven't seen many people talk about and that's that the correct stroke order is also usually the stroke order that feels the best to write. but if you find another stroke order that you feel feels more natural and still is ledgible, go for it.

@noname-xh3sj Год назад

I'm just starting to learn some kanji and it's so daunting but this video has just made me feel a bit more relaxed and that although it's important to get it right, it also doesn't matter if my handwriting isn't perfect. This has really made me feel better about learning kanji, ありがとうございます

@its_ryu_yamada Год назад

Japanese people’s handwriting is not perfect either so just relax and enjoy learning!

@i_am_slab Месяц назад

Thank you! This was helpful

@mallikachowdhury2854 Год назад

This guy is awesome... his ppt presentation on paper is just amazing😍😍

@vexowmc580 Год назад

OMG THANK YOU I WAS STRUGGLING WITH THIS SO MUCH. THIS HELPS OUT SO MUCH

@RandoomDude Год назад

stroke order is important for kanji lookup on online dictionaries, it's good to get started by crunching stroke order for a wekk, and then afterward periodically practicing just a little bit every day to keep the muscle memoery retention so you can always use stroke order as a way of looking up characters you see easily even if you don't know the pronunciation/furigana

@its_ryu_yamada Год назад

That's definitely a great way!

@brian1206 3 года назад

Great video, I learned a lot! Subscribed :)

@its_ryu_yamada 3 года назад

Thank you for your sweet comment and glad to hear! Check out other videos too 😎

@shaoronmd Месяц назад

chinese here and... the stroke order for 母 is a bit different. I was taught to write the rest of the character first before the 2 dots inside.

@RiverFleuve 3 года назад

Très belle vidéo

@azeraazalea Год назад

Good content😊

@expressionamidstcacophony390 3 года назад

I think the bigger question is, "do you really need to write kanji in the first place?" I'll probably NEVER be in a situation where I have to write Japanese with a pen, and if I do, there's a pretty strong chance I'll be able to use my phone for assistance or get my meaning across with kana.