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I’m Asami. This blog is for English speakers who want to learn Japanese easily.
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In the last lesson, we learned how to read たちつてと.
👉 This is Part 2.
If you haven’t read Part 1 yet, please start here.
This time, we will focus on how to write them step by step.
📚<Review> How the Hiragana Looks
Here’s the same review slide from the previous lesson — it shows how to keep your hiragana balanced when writing.
Let’s quickly review how to keep hiragana balanced.
This slide shows the cross lines we use when practicing writing.
The vertical line helps you keep the letters straight, and the horizontal line helps balance the top and bottom.
Most hiragana letters are made with just 1 to 3 strokes, so they’re quite easy to write!
For example:
あ = 3 strokes い = 2 strokes
Keep these tips in mind while you practice — your hiragana will look neat, balanced, and beautiful!
✏️How to Write
In this section, I’m showing you how to write たちつてと.
If you want to see the actual writing in motion, please visit my YouTube channel!
How to Write た
- 1.Top line.
- 2.Vertical down.
- 3.Short horizontal line.
- 4.Horizontal line under the third line.
How to Write ち
- 1.Top line.
- 2.Vertical line down and curve to the right.
How to Write つ
1.Curved line, top to bottom, smooth curve to the left.
How to Write て
1.1Line down, curve slightly right.
How to Write と
- 1.Vertical line.
- 2.Curved line down and to the right.
- Now you can read and write あ行, か行, さ行 and た行. You’ve made great progress in learning Japanese!
- Next, let’s look at all of た行 together. Take a look at how the letters are lined up and try to keep them the same size.
🗒Stroke Order Chart
We’ll also check the stroke order in one chart to see how each character is written.
Great job today! 🌸
You’ve learned how to write たちつてと step by step.
Keep practicing a little every day, and your Japanese will improve naturally.
In the next lesson, we’ll move on to the next group of hiragana.
Let’s keep learning together!
Thank you for studying with me 💕
📘 Review Part 1 (Reading Practice)
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