I was able to read this, and felt so proud bc I am also trying to learn こんにちは！よろしくお願いします！

How's it going now? :D こんにちは、お元気ですか。 頑張ってね

That says "Arigatou gozaimasu Takumisan!" I am learning too. :D Kon'nichiwa.

I Read it!

Yas

I mean, it is Japan. I don't see any Western Language that needs Detailed writing of a Complex System of

Because he is a professional calligrapher

@@AUBRY11 what language is that

@@AUBRY11 0pp

100%

はい

印刷業者は彼を恐れている

はいははは

Nice

I know, the first one like a Chinese man with a thin moustache, and the second one, like a Chinese men just smiling ✋😭

although the hardest part is actually finding Japanese themselves

すみません、でもそのひらがな知らなかったです。何の意味ですか？😥

What are their sounds?

@@mathias28782 ゐ is wi, but pronounced as in the English word "we". ヰ is the katakana version. ゑ is we, but is prononuced like the English word "way". ヱ is the katakana version.

@@Daijoubu_art大丈夫です。 ゐ＝ ウィ ゑ＝ ウェ ひらがな、 ヰ＝ ウィ ヱ＝ ウェ カタカナです。😁

@@flarklooney thanks for the explanation!

It's not necessarily wrong to connect the lines. I've seen a lot of waiters/cashiers connect さ、ち、and り in written form

@@tinybabybread looks like i'm not alone :)

Same. What is that third to last one??? I've never seen it and I've been loosely learning Japanese since 1994 lol

I can't figure out what they are, no charts have them.

I can tell you what they are since my japanese teacher told me about the third letter under わ; they're also letters from the alphabet and I can't really remember how they're pronounced but I know they are from the old alphabet and those symbols have been thrown out so that's why you don't see them in nowadays charts. I don't know a lot of details but I hope that helps a bit Edit: I translated the letters and ゐ means "wi" and ゑ means "we" so the last column is わ　　ゐ　　　　　　　　　ゑをん(wa,wi,we,o,n).

They are the archaic letters for wi and we, which are now rarely used.

They are characters from the back then, and it is also used sometimes but not often, like the compressed characters

Same haha 😂

The average Japanese person's handwriting doesn't look half as good though

​@Esai Magdasoc good question =). you need... I have no idea what you need, to be honest... click LMB on the language bar (or RMB) where it says what language is currently installed. A context menu should appear and there should be a "settings" button. somewhere in the language settings you can add a language (but I don’t think this is a good way if you don’t have a keyboard with a Russian layout). or you can use my method: just write words / letters / sentences in google translator and just copy the result and that's it xD. i do this when i need japanese but i don't know japanese and i can't type words on my keyboard myself =\ (kanji is very difficult) I learned hiragana and sometimes I write hiragana myself using the "handwriting input" function in google translator =)) P.S. I also translated this entire message in Google translator. because my english is bad >_< P.S.S. or you can just write in transliteration. how do they do it with japanese. like this: ありがと = arigato (thanks) спасибо = spasibo (thanks) or this: おはよう = ohayo (good morning) доброе утро = dobroe utro (good morning) (ง ื▿ ื)ว

@RobloxStudioOfEthansai15's speak russian

For me it's "ne"

Whenever I do ne, I draw a straight line, then draw a slanted z then continue to go diagonally upward, then go down and do a loop

Shittt what ones are those?? I don't recognise them

The first one is wi the second one is we Both are rarely used and therefore obsolete

I get what you mean but I've always written it the way it looks in print, so it doesn't apply to everyone Seeing the loop-tail "g" is a lot rarer, but is always nice to see

Yes

Mine also ...... So bad 😞

Zebra sarasa clip

it says it in the beginning of the video

Off topic, But ok

Wi and we are ancient characters not used anymore so you don't need to learn them unless you're planning to read old texts. They are not even included on keyboards. These sounds don't exist in modern Japanese language so they are no longer used (words that used to use them just use i and e now)

To distinguish between other similar looking characters

The form with disjoined stroke is used by older people

Because there is break

wi ゐ(ヰ) and we ゑ(ヱ)they're obsolete now but still used in some names

wi ゐ(ヰ) and we ゑ(ヱ)they're obsolete now but still used in some names

@@river3495 Oh, thank you