#kanji writing

1. Top to bottom, left to right

When using Japanese dictionary handwriting, we write words horizontal strokes will be written from left to right, vertical lines will be written from top to bottom.

The word “one” [一], horizontal strokes are written starting from the left first

The "two" [二] has 2 horizontal strokes, also written horizontally from left to right and the upper stroke first, the lower stroke writes later.

This rule also applies to more complex and more complex Kanji.

2. The horizontal strokes are written first, the vertical strokes are written after

For kanji with horizontal and vertical strokes intersecting, we will write the horizontal stroke first and then the vertical stroke. For example, the word "ten" (十), we write according to this rule first horizontal line then vertical line.

3. Straight and horizontal strokes are last written

Kanji characters that have a line drawn from top to bottom and across other strokes are called straight strokes. On Japanese dictionary kanji draw, straight stroke and horizontal stroke will be written last.

4. Left oblique strokes before the right oblique strokes

With Japanese dictionary handwriting, left strokes are called semicolons, right oblique strokes are marks.

This rule will apply to symmetrical slanting like [文], and letters with asymmetrical strokes do not apply this rule. In some cases of other words, you can write the above rule.

5. The symmetric Kanji will write the middle first

For vertical symmetrical letters, prioritize writing the middle line first, the following symmetric lines. For example [兜], [承] and the word [水].

6. The outside part writes first, the inside writes later

When you hand - write kanji on the Japanese dictionary handwriting has rule applies to kanji with closed and non-enclosed strokes. That is to write the outer stroke first, the inner stroke later. For example, the words [日], [口], [同], [月].

7. With surrounding sections, write the vertical strokes on the left first

In the surrounding area, the vertical strokes on the left write first and then the outside strokes write later. For example:

In the words [日] and [口], we write the vertical line on the left (|) first, followed by the line on the top, then the line on the right (┐).

8. The bottom stroke is last written in the enclosures

For the surrounding text, there are strokes at the bottom, that stroke will be written last. For example, the words [道], the words [建] and [凶].

9. Tiny dots written last

When you write kanji on the Japanese dictionary kanji draw, with small dots like [玉], [求] and [朮], small dots will be written at the end.

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