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I personally like writing 御 and 雨 out but there's so many that are pretty. How about you? What are your favorite kanji?
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My favorite kanji is 超 (chou) because it looks funny and cute. And I also like 凸凹 because they don't look like kanji.
気 is my favorite kanji. It was the very first kanji I learned to write and it’s just satisfying now to write it
気 was my first learned/first fave as well! For purely writing fun I think I really enjoy 外, 行, and 気, and I love 狐.
I like the kanji for lake. 湖
I see an elderly man sat by the lake at night with the moon reflecting on the water, pondering his lost love.
Melancholy and mystery.
Uhm... I like 山 ( yama) ( mountain) cause it's easy
I think 書, I like how it looks, but also it's a bit crazy how many horizontal lines it has
I really like to write 新 and 気, but talking about looks, I think my favorite is 後 (I'm only considering the ones that I've already learned).
When I learned 川, I adopted "kawa" as a nickname online, making it my favorite kanji. I also was born in a town where a river was very important
relatable. i chose 御 because it's NEEDLESSLY complicated such that it becomes funny
I really like 咲, idk why but it just looks really like something blooming. It might have to do with 同期の桜 (doki no sakura) A Japanese war song about unity and having a blossoming friendship until becoming kamikaze piolets and dying together for the greater good (at least I think that's what it means anyway).
It just looks really poetic.
I like 亻(radical form of 'person') since my mnemonics with it always use a specific person and I always put them in goofy situations.
The kanji I like to write the most is 隹 (I use the keyword 'turkey'). Very satisfying and easy to remember stroke order compared to other kanji with comparable number of strokes.
隹 Very satisfying and easy to remember stroke order compared to other kanji with comparable number of strokes.
I’m always messing up the stroke order. How do you remember it?
EDIT: I took TBGM at face value, but in hindsight I guess they were being ironic. I’ll get it right one of these days.
Lol, I took tips from Albert einstein
Purely from a design perspective I love the kanji 殺, the way the four small radicals are neatly arranged in a square. (Is it weird to say you like 殺, I still wonder though.) The picturegram-style kanji I probably appreciate the most is 桜, where the little petals of the tree seem to be floating down over the figure of the lady. It's just perfect.
美 looks to me like a mad mantis or something A bug with antlers !!
隹 Very satisfying and easy to remember stroke order compared to other kanji with comparable number of strokes.
I’m always messing up the stroke order. How do you remember it?
EDIT: I took TBGM at face value, but in hindsight I guess they were being ironic. I’ll get it right one of these days.
I remember it like: katakana イ + symbol ' + letter T and 3 lines
三 horizontal lines!
Also learned it from 難しい