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>each of thrse characters also have a certain way they should be drawn I have been learning japanese for a few years now, and kanji stroke order was honestly o
by TT-392 4y ago
>each of thrse characters also have a certain way they should be drawn
I have been learning japanese for a few years now, and kanji stroke order was honestly one of the easiest things to get right. there are exeptions, but in general, after having practiced like 50 characters, you pick up on patterns and are able to guess stroke order pretty easily. I highly doubt learning that specific aspect causes a significant amount of time wasted.
- Aeolun 4y agoIt also doesn’t truly matter. It just generally leads to being able to fit the parts together fairly easily.
- TT-392 4y agoAnd it becomes easier to read if people have bad handwriting. Cause badly written characters with the same stroke order will look similar to each other, therefore it will be easier be easier to read for people used to reading japanese handwriting.