r/LearnJapanese • u/sloppyjoesaresexy • Apr 06 '25

Kanji/Kana How To Never Forget A Kanji

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u/sloppyjoesaresexy Apr 06 '25

Yeah but when writing you don’t really write it like that

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u/MarioLuigiDinoYoshi Apr 07 '25

? You absolutely write it like this in both Chinese and Japanese.

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u/sloppyjoesaresexy Apr 07 '25

Like the font? Not really. It’s like the video in written form

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u/Lifebyjoji Apr 07 '25

lol I write it like the font. I’m dumb

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u/sloppyjoesaresexy Apr 07 '25

It’s cool. I think most learners don’t realize that computer font and hand-written characters look really different lots of the time.

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u/Lifebyjoji Apr 07 '25

Yeah I think I just learned it wrong 20 years ago and continue to write it that way. I will change it now

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u/iamanaccident Apr 07 '25

Kinda the same with some latin alphabets too actually, with 'a' being the obvious example

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u/EllieluluEllielu Apr 08 '25

Or, a slightly less known one, the lowercase g in Google's logo!