I’ve previously raised this question in this sub, but I thought I might have depicted my faculty’s way of writing differently. [Here’s that post for reference.](https://www.reddit.com/r/LearnJapanese/comments/10g4d6c/have_a_question_on_how_to_write_な_i_write_it_as/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button)
To day I managed to capture a picture of my faculty writing the letter themself on the board. Is this how it is written?
Or is it another way of writing it? Or is it completely wrong?
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It’s dreadful. As is what I can only assume is a ら in the second from bottom word.
This is a teacher? They should be ashamed of themselves.
Looks like your teacher has some bad writing habits and sloppy writing overall. It can be interpreted as な but definitely not the correct way to write it
Faculty wrote this?
Uhh… I highly recommend ignoring anything and everything they say about handwriting. And they need to stop sniffing glue.
It isn’t wrong, just ugly.
Maybe they’re trying to write a た but failing horribly?
This looks like me when I was learning hiragana.
The faculty’s writing does not look right. The length of the first stroke causes the second to lean to the left in order to fit everything else. It’s too crammed in. It’s readable, but I cannot comfortably say that it’s right.
The way those い are written is killing me 😭 is this teacher a native Japanese speaker, or are they from another country?
That’s probably one of the most ugly なs I’ve seen