learn more about K's family in katakana and the order of strokes!
K's family in katakana
カ = KA
For those who haven't read the series learning hiragana II, the ka symbol is very similar to the handle of a coffee cup. The difference between hiragana and katakana is the upper-right stroke that is present in hiragana and absent in katakana.
キ = KI
The KI katakana is nothing more than a TV antenna. That was easy. No?
ク = KU
The KU symbol is very similar to a pig's head. Following is the sequence of strokes:
ケ = KE
Imagine a person playing, using his hand as a revolver. From so much playing, the revolver ends up breaking.
コ = KO
The last symbol of the K family is a glass lying on the table. No mystery or difficulty.
Japanese calligraphy exercise
Select the Japanese alphabet symbols and click the Generate button in the Worksheet for Kana and Kanji Practice . Then a new window will open with the file for printing. Then just print it out, cover the gray katakana symbols and then try to write it yourself. Just print and practice!
| カ | キ | ク | ケ | コ |