[KyleGoetz]

Originally Posted by MegeBlast

I am very bad at writing, when I write roman letters some times people can't see what I have written and it doesn't always have a perfect "form".

With Japanese I try my best to write the different letters or combination of letters. Most of them I write perfectly like あ　お　と　え　て　ア　シ etc; the really easy ones.

But when I write for example ぬ　め　I get the strokes right and it's very easy to write. But when I write it I find out the shape of the letter isn't perfect. Like with ぬ　the last part of the last stroke (the tail) might not seem like it's the same form as the one on the examples. It might seem a little too round for example.

Is it very important for the Japanese people that the letters are written 100% accurate? And do all Japanese write the letters 100% accurate when they are writing fast in a hurry? It's not important in the west as long as they can see what you write even if it looks a little out of proportion, but I have no idea about how important it is Japan.

Thanks.

Edit: My topic was written wrong. Was suppose to be Katakana *

Replace "Japanese" with "English" everywhere in your post and then think about how you would answer it then. The answer will be 100% the same for Japanese.