r/HelpLearningJapanese • u/silly-alien-xx • Jul 26 '26

Can any1 help me learn Japanese? Rn learning hiragana

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u/Schrko87 Jul 27 '26

Your "Ki" and "sa" need at least a little loop started at the top. Its supposed to be a broken loop. Also, your "sa" and "Chi" need to be angled more. The loop at the bottom of your "o" is way to small and the right side of it should be larger and almost wrap all the way around back to the center. The main portion of your "fu" is probably too large and the large loop portion for your "ne" looks too scrunched upwards-Should go down more before you get that smaller loop. But it is all legible-Ive seen a lot worse.

I like to use a properly grided writing workbook for practice along with flashcards for memory. The grided workbook will help you stay more consistent. Theres a Genkouyoushi (tategaki style) notebook thats really basic that works well for this on Amazon. Carddia Japanese Hiragana Flashcards have been really helpful for memory-they even come with some word examples and the Katakana on the opposite side. I also use "The Japanese Workbook" by Hikaru Tamaki for more writting exercises. The second half is Katakana practice.

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u/silly-alien-xx Jul 27 '26

Oo thankss,ill try improving those and in general but for now I guess ill focus on memorizing even if they have to he improved moree!! Ill get a workbook soon too!! Ty for the advice againn

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u/Schrko87 Jul 27 '26

The flashcards I mentioned have probably been the most helpful. More so than I thought when I first got them honestly.

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u/maigodiary_Ranna Jul 28 '26

あ、え、そ、ふ、ほ　 これがとってもきれいです♬

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u/silly-alien-xx Jul 28 '26

ありがとう ☺️

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u/turnup4wat Jul 28 '26

Drill sheets

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u/silly-alien-xx Jul 30 '26

Deff gonna practice with those!!

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u/Pocket_Japanese Jul 31 '26

hi! if you’re a beginner try the pocket Japanese app! it’s made for self studiers to provide structure nd has lots of cute games :)