Learn how to write Kanji

Im learning sooo much right now.Its so amazing that people know how to write this stuff I mean really…Such beautiful hanwriting but even more beautiful to those who can understand it. Its passionate and not as hard as people have come to think of it.I m hoping to learn anything and everything thats willing to fit in my brain about how to write Kanji.

Im learning sooo much right now.Its so amazing that people know how to write this stuff I mean really…Such beautiful hanwriting but even more beautiful to those who can understand it. Its passionate and not as hard as people have come to think of it.I m hoping to learn anything and everything thats willing to fit in my brain about how to write Kanji.

http://japanese.about.com/blkanji19.htm

This is another goal that I have had to re-assess. I love the beautiful art of seeing Kanji written, but realistically this is not something I can fit into my busy life right now and so rather than having it just gather moss by sitting on my goal list, I’m going to scrub it for now until I can actually do it.
I just hate that we’re forced to say we “give up” rather than delay or turn it into a long term goal. Oh well….

I don’t know how to talk to you, or use this website. I am fairly confused here. Maybe I’ll come back sometime in the distant future…

_{I have just started learning Kanji tonight, so far I learned, Japan, Osaka, Tokyo, mountain, river, sun, rain, water, fire, rice field, rice, fish, sushi, meat, tea, car, electricity, bicycle, airplane, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, man, woman, to eat, to go, small, big, many, few, and mother.}

My handwriting for it is horrible.

~I am trying to put this onto my Piczo, but I need more words to my list. I think this is a beautiful handwriting.

I’ve studied some Kanji, and looked into it. I even copied some from the computer to paper, and even painted some. I still want to write kanji better, because my handwriting is atrocious.

I can write hirigans, katakana, and some kanji, but my handwriting is terrible. I teach in Japan and I’d like to be confident enough about my writing ability to write kanji on the blackboard when teaching.

Of course, it will probably be a good idea to study Japanese first.

From an artistic point of view I love the flow and depth of Kanji….......it’s beautiful to look at as more than just handwriting. I would love to master it so I could express myself through that art form also.