Re: Animated stroke order diagrams and stroke order pages on the web




"Louise Bremner" <trap_for_junk_mail@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:1hm9j71.tzftgj1q7lkdyN%trap_for_junk_mail@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Ben Bullock <benkasminbullock@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I'd like to ask a question: has anybody successfully used these animated
stroke diagrams to learn stroke order?

I wish they'd been available when I was first learning Japanese, but now
I find them useful for trying to correct some of the errors that have
become habit. But I suspect they're now such a habit, I'll never break
them.


I learnt the structure using the P.G. O'Neill kanji book but didn't pay much attention to it. I was wondering why so much effort was going into duplicating these animated stroke order diagrams, because I probably wouldn't use them. By the way I wonder if the "Genki" and "Nakama" stroke order diagrams are actually the same? They look similar.

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    ... A google search for stroke order diagrams brings up lots of pages, and I notice that Jim Breen has stroke order diagrams associated with kanjidic. ... Both the Nakama and the Genki textbook series have rather nice animated stroke order diagrams for a few hundred kanji, there are some more at Yamasa, although I'm not sure how to access them, and there are some more crude efforts such as the Kanji Cafe, which oddly uses Mincho fonts to illustrate stroke order, not to mention the amusingly wobbly diagrams of the Chinese character dictionary at ... What got me thinking about this was reading the introduction to my wife's kanji dictionary, which states "This dictionary does not use the Mincho style for the large kanji because it is misleading, for example ito appears to have eight rather than six strokes in the Mincho style". ...
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