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StudyX Japanese Letters TracerHow-To
Which hiragana to write first, for children or beginners: the 46 basic characters grouped by stroke count and line shape, ordered by ease of writing.
StudyX Japanese Letters TracerHow-To
The hiragana learners most often write in the wrong stroke order, such as se, mo, ya, fu and wo, with the correct order, the reason, and how much to fix.
StudyX Japanese Letters TracerComparison
Paper workbooks, free stroke-order charts, a parent at the table, or a tracing app. What each one does well for learning to write hiragana and katakana.
StudyX Japanese Letters TracerEssay
Who benefits from StudyX Japanese Letters Tracer? Children writing their first kana, adult Japanese learners fixing stroke order, and parents alike.
StudyX Japanese Letters TracerHow-To
Ideas for better kana practice with StudyX Japanese Letters Tracer: a few letters a day, pairing tracing with audio, and moving to smaller sizes.
StudyX Japanese Letters TracerHow-To
New to StudyX Japanese Letters Tracer? Learn how to run your first hiragana and katakana tracing session with animated stroke-order guides and audio.