Post Your Japanese Handwriting

[Klint]

Write anything through any medium as long as it is in Japanese, and post it.

I wrote my name in Katakana using a tablet.



Something tells me I can improve.

[kunitokotachi]

Originally Posted by Klint

Write anything through any medium as long as it is in Japanese, and post it.

I wrote my name in Katakana using a tablet.



Something tells me I can improve.

That's good but you don't need that part sticking up on your "ku." That's just how the computer types it.

[Nyororin]

No matter how I look at it - it says クリソト, not クリント.

To write the ン you should write it horizontally - the small bit first from left to right, and the larger part from bottom left. If you`re writing it from the top down, it will almost always look like a ソ, as that it how you write ソ.

Same deal with シ and ツ too.

[Sashimister]

Nyororin is correct as always.

If I weren't already faimiliar with English names and you showed me that handwriting, I would think it said "Kurisoto".

Check how ン should be written. You may have to renew the page to see the stroke order.

[JasonTakeshi]

Yeah, not that accurate.

[Sashimister]

Originally Posted by JasonTakeshi

　
Yeah, not that accurate.

The elongation bar is written vertically as well when you write vertically.

[Klint]

Thank you for the comments.
I re-did those parts. Hopefully it makes sense now.

[Aniki]

Katakana and Hiragana - that's something you can pull off with little practice, but kanji - now that's different, especially grade 6 kanji. Just looking at it gives me a headache.

[JasonTakeshi]

Originally Posted by Sashimister

The elongation bar is written vertically as well when you write vertically.

Thanks.

Yeah Aniki... It's a pain in the ass.

[nobora]

Did you guys use the comp to write?