Your writing is so satisfying to watch and easy to write. 1.5 years ago, I searched on RUclips for "hiragana writing," among numerous suggestions, I played this video and have been practicing since then. Today I wrote it perfectly. Thank you for guiding us. Sending gratitude from India.
I attended Japanese language school in Hawai’i for many years in the 1960s as an after school program. I remember mindlessly filling practice books with hiragana characters. Now that I’m older, I appreciate the care and beauty in your calligraphy. I’m going to return to writing practice, only this time with care and mindfulness. Thank you for the inspiration.
@Annabel Caye true but I never said they only had to read the books it is just a great way to help learn things other methods do exist but if you can I’d always suggest reading
@@frukola64 when a left handed person writes, the ink stains to their hands bc the ink isnt dry yet while writing, so most left handers tend to choose to use fast drying pen and not like the pens thats used in this vid ( im sorry my english isnt good, its not my first language 😅 )
I see, how did you deal with Kanjis and conversations in general? I managed to master the Hiragana but I still can't figure it out. Websites I've been to all has the same generic shit like すみません and stuffs.
I have been using this video for 2 weeks to learn hiragana. I cant thank you enough for your efforts and amazing handwriting. I wanted to share a thought with you, which is now everyone using this video to learn will have YOUR handwriting ! arigatooooo!
To be honest I think I should practicing every time before I took your Japanese lesson. Writing を, す,む,み it's hard when you first time try to write it perfectly. It was really helpful, thank you!
Beautiful writing! Ive been practicing, taking digital letters as an example. This teaches me how proper hand writing should look. Thank you very much! I loved the video ♥ :)
I am no longer a girl. I am studying japanese by myself. Your videos help me in many ways... sounds, writing, memory... So sincerely thank you for providing what you know. 🙏 from Italy
I’m so glad I found your channel! I hope to improve my Japanese reading and writing, and I’m sure your videos will help. In case you read this comment, I have some questions that you might be able to answer in a future video. When you write き “ki” and さ “sa”, you leave a space in curve of the bottom. If I wrote them as they are above, as found on the kanji keyboard, would that be marked “wrong” if someone were testing me? The character ふ “hu/fu” is a similar situation, your handwritten character looks much different than the one offered on the keyboard. I want to write properly in order to one day (maybe) have a Japanese pen friend, so I don’t want to learn any bad habits now! ありがとうございます、先生
For all three characters (き、さ、ふ), you can either connect or leave a space; there’s no right or wrong. For き and さ, most Japanese people including myself leave a space as written in this video. For ふ, some people leave a space, and some people connect (I personally connect my ふs) Hope this helps! :)
Im learning japanese, and in the app im using one of the first things they said to me was that in the keyboard japanese letters are not connected when it should be. Everytime i started learning some new hiragana they pointed out that they may be connected at certain point, but the traditional japanese righting doesnt connected them. I was a bit confuse at first but I ended up learning it in the "traditional way". Im not japanese or something, im just sharing you my experience with this
This is similar to Swahili language because we use the same sounds but write them differently. Sa, se, so, si, shi, ra, re, ri, ro, wa, we and many more are Swahili sounds. Swahili language and Japanese language are highly similar. This has motivated me to learn Japanese!!!! Thanks for this video.
i subscribed to this channel years ago because of calligraphy.. but i never expected that I'll be needing this tutorial video... I'm learning hiragana (yet) currently..i can read and write but not accurately since there are different stroke variations per character 😞 thank you so much for this. this is so helpful 😍
Thank you for sharing this. I just started learning Japanese 2 months ago. I can tell my Hiragana handwriting is sloppy even though I look at printed Hiragana, stroke order charts, and even animations. Simply watching someone closely with a pen and paper is helping me understand the proportions and shapes better! (Also, it helps me to slow down and not go into “writing English quickly” mode, to stop me turning my る into 3s for example.)
I'm just learning Japanese. Can you tell me how to improve my language? My teacher will teach me every day five characters in hiragana and katana and also some words
@@kalesy-b3r I am only a beginner too but in my experience the following helped me clear things up beyond the initial “memorize travel phrases” stage: 1) Start with a solid foundation of Hiragana and learn correct pronunciation of not only consonants and vowels but timing and stress. Use Romaji only at the very beginning and don’t become reliant on it. 2) Purchase a good pen you enjoy using. Get either a handwriting practice book or print out free sheets with the square grids. Pay attention to proportion, stroke order, and lifts (where you gradually lift the pen to produce elegant hooks). Printed Hiragana has a few small differences to handwritten. 3) Learn grammar, particles, and basic verb conjugation so you can form basic sentences. New vocabulary can be looked up and plugged in easily enough, but syntax is foundational. IMO this part is actually quite fun to learn as you can finally start stringing words together. Accept that, unless you speak Korean, Japanese is very different from your native language and forget translating word for word. Soon you’ll see how textbooks and computer translations make many assumptions to create dramatically correct English translations. (eg stating a subject when subject is often omitted in Japanese) 4) My favorite RUclips source is Yuko Sensei. She is native Japanese who teaches at a US college. She’s very thorough and shares many beginner’s mistakes she has encountered. She posts many free videos and also has paid courses. She uses the textbook Genki. Another useful textbook is “A Guide to Japanese Grammar” by Tae Kim. It is extremely dense and intimidating and you won’t absorb all of it on first reading. But if you are up to the challenge it helps provide a strong foundation of grammar and mentions many of those translation pitfalls I mentioned. 5) Don’t skip Kanji. Learn not only how to write them but how alternate pronunciations work in Japanese. Just as you should learn Hiragana and not rely on Romaji, you should also learn Kanji and not rely (solely) on Hiragana. 5) Don’t neglect listening practice. You can delude yourself by getting good at set examples and find out you don’t understand a word when it’s spoken at full speed. Personally I watch Japanese tourism vlogs of people visiting my hometown. They speak very naturally in realistic scenarios but i have some context of what they’re likely saying. Closed captions (when accurate) and titles can be copied and looked up. 6) Don’t forget the culture. With Japanese in particular the culture and language are inseparable so learning polite language, cultural practices, and etiquette will help you be a good visitor to Japan if you ever go. 7) Accept that this process will likely take years, so pace yourself and don’t be hard on yourself if progress is slow!
Just started my japanese class last week. I found this language is by far the hardest language I ever learnt when it comes to writing. I've learnt korean and arabic before. It's very hard to remember each alphabet 😅. Btw this video is really helpful. Thanks.
Hello!! I've always loved your calligraphy videos~ Your way of writing is simply so refined and beautiful. You make the characters look so clean and pleasing to look at. Everything is so mesmerizing to watch, I often find myself totally emersed and just enjoying your videos. That said, could I have permission to use your Japanese calligraphy videos for some Japanese JLPT review videos I'm planning on making? I recently took the N5 exam (still waiting for the results), but I'd like to share my review experience and help others along the way too by making review videos. Hope to see more of your work~ ❣️
さ is a person with a unibrow for me き a person with glasses ち a cat looking at the right とa Y or a person stretching i'm learning hiraganas with the app busuu, it's so good, i learned 15 hiraganas in a day
I know I’m only a week in but I really need to improve my hand writing 😂 My hand writing in English is already bad I’m not trying to make my Japanese bad too
J'ai adorée cette vidéo ! 😍Ta façon d'écrire et ta prononciation sont incroyables. Je n'ai même pas vu le temps passer. J'aime tellement cette langue et j'espère l'apprendre très bientôt😢
That’s one juicy pen.
Crispy, juicy pen.. 😋
She be thic
Ikr
Long and juicy
YOURE MIND IS JUICY.....SAME ON YOU!!
Why is your handwriting perfect??? 😭😭😭😭
IKR HOW
Practice. Obviously
I downloaded and printed a lot of pages to practice. it's helping me a lot to improve my handwriting.
He does calligraphy, so
@@paulasa365 can you pass the link from where did you downloaded please? Im also looking to practice
lovely video!
I'm just gonna do this so it's easier for anyone to quickly see how each Hiragana character is written
0.02 = あ (a)
0:34 = い (i)
0:54 = う (u)
1:15 = え (e)
1:41 = お (o)
2:13 = か (ka)
2:36 = き (ki)
3:03 = く (ku)
3:20 = け (ke)
3:46 = こ (ko)
4:06 = さ (sa)
4:29 = し (shi)
4:45 = す (su)
5:08 = せ (se)
5:38 = そ (so)
6:02 = た (ta)
6:27 = ち (chi)
6:49 = つ (tsu)
7:06 = て (te)
7:24 = と (to)
7:47 = な (na)
8:14 = に (ni)
8:35 = ぬ (nu)
9:03 = ね (ne)
9:32 = の (no)
9:56 = は (ha)
10:25 = ひ (hi)
10:45 = ふ (fu/hu)
11:11 = へ (he)
11:28 = ほ (ho)
12:08 = ま (ma)
12:35 = み (mi)
12:58 = む (mu)
13:24 = め (me)
13:47 = も (mo)
14:18 = や (ya)
14:45 = ゆ (yu)
15:10 = よ (yo)
15:35 = ら (ra)
15:54 = り (ri)
16:12 = る (ru)
16:35 = れ (re)
17:04 = ろ (ro)
17:29 = わ (wa)
17:55 = を (wo)
18:23 = ん (n)
hope this is helpful :)
Thank you for this timestamp 😇
Thank you
How beautiful is the Japanese language with this explanation, thank you, greetings from Saudi Arabia
Thank you.
Omg thanks a lot maya❤
Your writing is so satisfying to watch and easy to write. 1.5 years ago, I searched on RUclips for "hiragana writing," among numerous suggestions, I played this video and have been practicing since then. Today I wrote it perfectly. Thank you for guiding us. Sending gratitude from India.
I attended Japanese language school in Hawai’i for many years in the 1960s as an after school program. I remember mindlessly filling practice books with hiragana characters. Now that I’m older, I appreciate the care and beauty in your calligraphy. I’m going to return to writing practice, only this time with care and mindfulness. Thank you for the inspiration.
I always remember さ/sa as a person who's turning to their side and smiling with like, shades on like 😎
Thanks it helped me😂
@@hanbinniki1834 omg you're welcome! I never knew it would actually help other people as well, but I'm glad it did 😂💜
That's cool man😂
Bro i think the same XD
This is exactly how I memorized it
I am just amazed how his pen is Soooooo smooth. I am jealous 😭.
You could buy easily from Amazon or a local market in India easily.
@@master_handsome ok thanks
Idk why but this is so satisfying and hypnotizing i see just the person write
More videos like this please. Learning from books does not help me.
Thank you.
try using the books again But read over it slow and make sure to sound it out and write it out well
book *does* help but I think you just need to see someone write or pronounce to make sure, since it’s from someone who knows Japanese
@Annabel Caye true but I never said they only had to read the books it is just a great way to help learn things other methods do exist but if you can I’d always suggest reading
@Annabel Caye yea I do mean what you said, but I didn’t choose my words properly :D
@Annabel Caye ty
The flow and finese of your characters is always a joy to watch
I am chinese but I really love the sound and the hiragana alphabet of japanese
...
CAO NI MA 🤞🏻🚬
@@Riky-jh2uj don't swear
@@Riky-jh2uj That's really rude, please refrain from saying that.
I was think that china ban RUclips and google
ありがとうございます！I’m currently learning Japanese and this is helping a lot!
arigato gozaimasu I CAN READ ITT
@@aarongaming7197 yay me 3
@@satisfyingshorts8789 poor guy missed the key
@@aarongaming7197 omg I CAN READ IT TOO
ARIGATOU GOZAIMASU
im not practicing how to write right now because its late, but this helped me memorize the characters more
me : this pen looks nice for writing!
*realized im a left handed person* oh.. nevermind.
yes pls😭
Same
Same😭
Same
@@frukola64 when a left handed person writes, the ink stains to their hands bc the ink isnt dry yet while writing, so most left handers tend to choose to use fast drying pen and not like the pens thats used in this vid ( im sorry my english isnt good, its not my first language 😅 )
I'm so glad I found your channel! I've been learning for a month now. Thank you! 🤗
Been a weeb for my entire life and decided only a week ago to start learning japanese, I wish I should've started sooner.
A whole new world, my friend. I’m a year in and have been loving every minute of it. Even being able to have a basic conversation is fun.
I see, how did you deal with Kanjis and conversations in general? I managed to master the Hiragana but I still can't figure it out. Websites I've been to all has the same generic shit like すみません and stuffs.
I see, thanks!
Fr
same here😌
I love the repetition and speed of your characters, it really is calming and is the perfect pace for learning! Thank you!
I needed this practice for a long time. Thank God, I've come across with your channel. You're amazing 👏🏻
I have been using this video for 2 weeks to learn hiragana. I cant thank you enough for your efforts and amazing handwriting. I wanted to share a thought with you, which is now everyone using this video to learn will have YOUR handwriting ! arigatooooo!
To be honest I think I should practicing every time before I took your Japanese lesson. Writing を, す,む,み it's hard when you first time try to write it perfectly. It was really helpful, thank you!
Beautiful writing! Ive been practicing, taking digital letters as an example. This teaches me how proper hand writing should look. Thank you very much! I loved the video ♥ :)
I am no longer a girl. I am studying japanese by myself. Your videos help me in many ways... sounds, writing, memory... So sincerely thank you for providing what you know. 🙏 from Italy
do you feel that you are more natural being a boy?
ok...
@@expertgaming i think she/he/they meant that they are no longer a little girl and now a grown woman
@@Zox3yyi think it's a boy because their first name is Daniel.
@@glitch-fv3wgtheir first name is Daniela look carefully
Thanks a lot! Can you make the same video but with katakana?
He did i think
I’m so glad I found your channel! I hope to improve my Japanese reading and writing, and I’m sure your videos will help.
In case you read this comment, I have some questions that you might be able to answer in a future video.
When you write き “ki” and さ “sa”, you leave a space in curve of the bottom. If I wrote them as they are above, as found on the kanji keyboard, would that be marked “wrong” if someone were testing me?
The character ふ “hu/fu” is a similar situation, your handwritten character looks much different than the one offered on the keyboard.
I want to write properly in order to one day (maybe) have a Japanese pen friend, so I don’t want to learn any bad habits now!
ありがとうございます、先生
For all three characters (き、さ、ふ), you can either connect or leave a space; there’s no right or wrong.
For き and さ, most Japanese people including myself leave a space as written in this video.
For ふ, some people leave a space, and some people connect (I personally connect my ふs)
Hope this helps! :)
@@yuzuinjapan9389 i was also confused about that! Thank you!
@@noarachowdhury5106 No problem! 🧡
@@yuzuinjapan9389 ARIGATOU yuzu san
Im learning japanese, and in the app im using one of the first things they said to me was that in the keyboard japanese letters are not connected when it should be. Everytime i started learning some new hiragana they pointed out that they may be connected at certain point, but the traditional japanese righting doesnt connected them. I was a bit confuse at first but I ended up learning it in the "traditional way". Im not japanese or something, im just sharing you my experience with this
I'm on a very stressful shift at work today and this video helped me to calm down. It's so beautiful. thank you :)
terapia: caro
vídeos dele: de graça.
Pode crer
This is similar to Swahili language because we use the same sounds but write them differently. Sa, se, so, si, shi, ra, re, ri, ro, wa, we and many more are Swahili sounds.
Swahili language and Japanese language are highly similar.
This has motivated me to learn Japanese!!!!
Thanks for this video.
i subscribed to this channel years ago because of calligraphy.. but i never expected that I'll be needing this tutorial video... I'm learning hiragana (yet) currently..i can read and write but not accurately since there are different stroke variations per character 😞
thank you so much for this. this is so helpful 😍
Thank you for sharing this. I just started learning Japanese 2 months ago. I can tell my Hiragana handwriting is sloppy even though I look at printed Hiragana, stroke order charts, and even animations. Simply watching someone closely with a pen and paper is helping me understand the proportions and shapes better! (Also, it helps me to slow down and not go into “writing English quickly” mode, to stop me turning my る into 3s for example.)
I'm just learning Japanese. Can you tell me how to improve my language? My teacher will teach me every day five characters in hiragana and katana and also some words
@@kalesy-b3r I am only a beginner too but in my experience the following helped me clear things up beyond the initial “memorize travel phrases” stage:
1) Start with a solid foundation of Hiragana and learn correct pronunciation of not only consonants and vowels but timing and stress. Use Romaji only at the very beginning and don’t become reliant on it.
2) Purchase a good pen you enjoy using. Get either a handwriting practice book or print out free sheets with the square grids. Pay attention to proportion, stroke order, and lifts (where you gradually lift the pen to produce elegant hooks). Printed Hiragana has a few small differences to handwritten.
3) Learn grammar, particles, and basic verb conjugation so you can form basic sentences. New vocabulary can be looked up and plugged in easily enough, but syntax is foundational. IMO this part is actually quite fun to learn as you can finally start stringing words together. Accept that, unless you speak Korean, Japanese is very different from your native language and forget translating word for word. Soon you’ll see how textbooks and computer translations make many assumptions to create dramatically correct English translations. (eg stating a subject when subject is often omitted in Japanese)
4) My favorite RUclips source is Yuko Sensei. She is native Japanese who teaches at a US college. She’s very thorough and shares many beginner’s mistakes she has encountered. She posts many free videos and also has paid courses. She uses the textbook Genki.
Another useful textbook is “A Guide to Japanese Grammar” by Tae Kim. It is extremely dense and intimidating and you won’t absorb all of it on first reading. But if you are up to the challenge it helps provide a strong foundation of grammar and mentions many of those translation pitfalls I mentioned.
5) Don’t skip Kanji. Learn not only how to write them but how alternate pronunciations work in Japanese. Just as you should learn Hiragana and not rely on Romaji, you should also learn Kanji and not rely (solely) on Hiragana.
5) Don’t neglect listening practice. You can delude yourself by getting good at set examples and find out you don’t understand a word when it’s spoken at full speed. Personally I watch Japanese tourism vlogs of people visiting my hometown. They speak very naturally in realistic scenarios but i have some context of what they’re likely saying. Closed captions (when accurate) and titles can be copied and looked up.
6) Don’t forget the culture. With Japanese in particular the culture and language are inseparable so learning polite language, cultural practices, and etiquette will help you be a good visitor to Japan if you ever go.
7) Accept that this process will likely take years, so pace yourself and don’t be hard on yourself if progress is slow!
This is satisfying to watch. Plus I love the pen that you’re using
Its just a normal pen lol
Wow good hand writing ✍🏻 👍👍👏👏
ありがと😊👍👍👍
字やっぱりうますぎいいい
Just started my japanese class last week. I found this language is by far the hardest language I ever learnt when it comes to writing. I've learnt korean and arabic before. It's very hard to remember each alphabet 😅. Btw this video is really helpful. Thanks.
Learned *
Your pen and hand writing is so satisfying to watch
Hello!! I've always loved your calligraphy videos~
Your way of writing is simply so refined and beautiful. You make the characters look so clean and pleasing to look at. Everything is so mesmerizing to watch, I often find myself totally emersed and just enjoying your videos.
That said, could I have permission to use your Japanese calligraphy videos for some Japanese JLPT review videos I'm planning on making? I recently took the N5 exam (still waiting for the results), but I'd like to share my review experience and help others along the way too by making review videos.
Hope to see more of your work~
❣️
Very beautiful handwriting!!!
Muy bueno el vídeo! Excelente bolígrafo!. Saludos desde ARGENTINA!! 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
Hello, I am Turkish and I wanted to learn Japanese, your video was very helpful, thank you 😊
Beautiful, peaceful, and educational
Your writing is beautiful! I'm learning hiragana now and I followed along and wrote everything as you did :)
Very beautiful and very interesting language 💯 Recognizing letters is quite difficult for me 😇 but it also caught my attention 👍👍
hello fellow learners!!!! how many of you have made progress? no matter where you are in your learning process, you're doing great, keep going!
はい
Taecher
im only still learning hiragana and i know some phrases, other than that i'm a complete noob at the language lol
がんばります！
@@midogei same lol 😭 but keep going tho :)))
Wow you have such a clean handwriting, it looks so nice, wish my handwriting was that good
Pls. also include the brand and type of pen 🖋 you are using on the description/ comment section so we can buy and use the same pen.
I didn’t really learn anything from this vid I was just focusing on that handwriting. It’s perfect.
Wuauuu que facilidad tiene en escribir...me re sirve para aprender este video!ありがとうございます
Your hand writing is just a magic. Love u.....
mom: what are you watching?
me: a a a i i i u u u e e e o o o
Frrr true yea acctualy
😂 But you really want to watch....
Thank you for your teaching how hand writing Japan ❤❤. I just become your subscriber ❤❤ I so appreciate ❤❤
The words are arranged like in Indic languages, do other languages have similar arrangement?
Thanku i am searching for this type of video
さ is a person with a unibrow for me
き a person with glasses
ち a cat looking at the right
とa Y or a person stretching
i'm learning hiraganas with the app busuu, it's so good, i learned 15 hiraganas in a day
I don’t know if I love your handwriting or the pen quality more
すごい！ありがとうございます！
╰(*´︶`*)╯♡
Proud of myself for being able to read this
@@aishqqx1125 lmao same
@@aishqqx1125 bro same 😭😭
It would be ~ございました instead of ~ございます in this situation
ありがと ございました💖👍you're handwriting is so perfect btw 😭
You spelt ありがとうございます wrong.
Your japanese handwriting is best🥰✌️
His writing is better than my entire existence 🤧 👍GiOlOiDk JeOiBt
'Read the capitalized letters first to understand 😆'
I practiced hiragana for some 6 months and now i know the whole text.
It's really fun to learn something new... Keeps you busy
ありがとうございます✨
こんにちは :)
@@DeeDaLegendx *こんにちは
@@moritz6879 はい
@@DeeDaLegendx こんにちわ～
Great, I'm learning Japanese recently, and I'm going to watch this video to practice.
I'm concerned that the non-Japanese people watching this video will be better than Japanese at Japanese writing lol
The handwriting was very nice. Some pronunciations were odd; he did not say “ta” correctly. And how many Japanese people say LA in the way he said it.
手書きがすごくきれいです😱
What kind of pen do you use for it to look like that
Thank you so much It will rescue me from my learning problems🫂❤
finaly you teach JAPANESE!
Arigatou sensei your method of teaching is very easy for the beginners like me 😉🙂
Hai
I want whatever pen he’s using
Heck, the perfect handwriting with such a good pen is satisfying in and of itself
I know I’m only a week in but I really need to improve my hand writing 😂
My hand writing in English is already bad I’m not trying to make my Japanese bad too
Learning to write か just made me realise I’ve been writing 力 as a native Cantonese speaker in wrong strokes for my whole life
I’ve been writing hiragana for the past 3 months and still don’t know how to write か properly
Exactly xD I've been suffering and I'm still suffering
i dont know how to write あ properly, somehow i always mess it up ???
@@aya-fi1tz x2
It is a “meat cleaver” or some other cutting tool. You draw the blade first, then the handle, and that small piece that was “cut off” last.
ふ is hard for me XD
Thank you for sharing the pen type and size ❤ it's always a good start to get that right
Thank you for teaching😭💗
I am in srilanka
I am doing japanes language for my A/l . This video so helpful to me learn japanes language very well thank you so much sir 🖤
I've been learning Japanese for almost 2 months and writing あ and が are almost impossible for me...
Read my comment for Ka above. A is similar to English t plus Japanese No.
What I do is I pretend the loop is kinda like a fish not sure if that’s helpful though lmao
Not surprised to see your handwriting because all my Japanese friends even in romaji very neat and beautiful
o nome do canal é em português, a descrição em inglês e ele ensina japonês.
J'ai adorée cette vidéo ! 😍Ta façon d'écrire et ta prononciation sont incroyables. Je n'ai même pas vu le temps passer.
J'aime tellement cette langue et j'espère l'apprendre très bientôt😢
Hello, I'm Vietnamese and I really want to learn Japanese Can you make video share how to learn Japanese for everyone? Thank you ❤️
@Shirayukihime Alhadi Thank you I'll try it❤️❤️❤️
@Shirayukihime Alhadi thanks a lot ❤️
@Shirayukihime Alhadi Thank you, nice to talk with you. I want to be in your connect so you can comment on my channel. I will talk to you😊
@Shirayukihime Alhadi I will definitely pay attention to your suggestions 😊
@Shirayukihime Alhadi hi
That’s beautiful!
Zebra sarasa clip (1.0 mm)
ありがとうごさいます。
'a' letter is similar to letter Ka in Tamil like 'க'
Wow...what a beautiful hand writing ✍
Your handwriting is so good..❤😮
I like when Takumi write Hiragana
Your way teaching is so perfect ❤❤
私は長い間あなたを見ていなかった！日本人はどこへ行った...
best handwriting 💐💐💐
La caligrafía de este hombre no puede ser más perfecta.
I don't speak english, sorry
The man's caligrafy are don't more perfect
I' sorry, again
Deberías poner "This man's calligraphy couldn't be more perfect" que sería la caligrafía de este hombre no puede ser más perfecta
@@lixxfelix._ Gracias y perdon por esa ortografia (? KKHAGJ
@@anaolivera7871 xd
Thanks a lot for this video!!
ゲシュタルト崩壊してくるやつだ笑
ひらがなが読めなくなってくる！
I can watch you writing all the day 😁
Your handwriting is perfect 👌🏻
Yg saya tau Σ(っﾟДﾟ；)っini adalah beruang
I will try to practice ❤❤ hand writing , and pronounce ❤❤
通知でのタイトルが意味わからなかった
ur handwriting omg so perfect 😭💕
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Most intelligent words I've heard.
This has to be the worst ad I've ever seen
うわー！あなたの書き方は素晴らしいですねぇ。