Home Learn Japanese Are there two different ways to write “ri”?LLearn JapaneseAre there two different ways to write “ri”?October 18, 20224 comments I see a ”ri” that is just very difficult to tell the difference between “I” In a YouTube playlist that has helped me out a lot. But in hiragana charts I see on google images show ri as a one stroke kana that looks more like and English c backwards? Tags:Japanese LanguageLearn Japanese 4 commentsIt’s the difference in fontsい is ‘i’ and り is ‘ri’ but it might look closer to the katakana version in handwritten text リIs that what you mean?I found this video helpful for this topic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0NepkIIpG2wIt talks about the differences in different fonts/handwritingIt’s different fonts, and handwriting will differ slightly from person to person.Similar to that ‘a’ will look different in typing and handwriting.Usually りis written without connecting the right and left part, looking like a rounded リThere is also さ which can be written connected or not connectedLeave a ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
It’s the difference in fontsい is ‘i’ and り is ‘ri’ but it might look closer to the katakana version in handwritten text リIs that what you mean?
I found this video helpful for this topic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0NepkIIpG2wIt talks about the differences in different fonts/handwriting
It’s different fonts, and handwriting will differ slightly from person to person.Similar to that ‘a’ will look different in typing and handwriting.Usually りis written without connecting the right and left part, looking like a rounded リ
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It’s the difference in fonts
い is ‘i’ and り is ‘ri’ but it might look closer to the katakana version in handwritten text リ
Is that what you mean?
I found this video helpful for this topic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0NepkIIpG2w
It talks about the differences in different fonts/handwriting
It’s different fonts, and handwriting will differ slightly from person to person.
Similar to that ‘a’ will look different in typing and handwriting.
Usually りis written without connecting the right and left part, looking like a rounded リ
There is also さ which can be written connected or not connected