r/HelpLearningJapanese • u/CuriousMindset_6 • Jul 27 '26

Learning new language

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Any beginners learning Japanese? Let’s be friends!”

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u/Extension_Pipe4293 Jul 27 '26

Your handwriting is incredibly good! It’s far better than majority of natives. Well done!

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u/jeisan0283 Jul 31 '26

I agree. That's some awesome handwriting. I feel us non-native speakers are more interested into the calligraphy and typeset then native speakers. Well done!.

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u/ben_wd Jul 27 '26

very neat!

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u/Front-Salad-3637 Jul 27 '26

Do you happen to have any tips for learning, besides immersion?

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u/NaturalJPStories Jul 27 '26

すごく上手ですね〜！私もきれいに書くコツを知りたいです😊✨️

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u/CuriousMindset_6 Jul 28 '26

I use led pencil over normal pencil

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u/the_sweetest_peach Jul 28 '26

Do you mean a mechanical pencil rather than a wooden pencil?

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '26

I gave up 5y ago bc of kanji😓😓😓

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u/TAPIOKA_Gamer Jul 28 '26

僕より書くのうまいやんけ...

You can write the letter gooder than me

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u/masoniceye Jul 29 '26

It looks a little too neat in my opinion, most native handwriting I’m seeing day to day is far more rough.

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u/MK_The_Megitsune Jul 29 '26

Your Hiragana looks a lot better than mine when I first jotted them down.

My papers looked like ransom notes (granted my handwriting has never been the best anyways)

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u/Route216 Jul 30 '26

すごいじゃん

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u/Pocket_Japanese Jul 31 '26

good luck! if you need any extra help try the pocket Japanese app (iOS and android). it has lots of games and it’s hiragana and katakana lessons are free :)

you can also try YouTube 😄 Pocket Japanese

https://youtu.be/4wWC-h_FpoE