Hiragana / katakana stroke order worksheets

[PaulTB]

hiragana / katakana stroke order worksheets ... are what I'm working on, although my handwriting is pretty bad.

Anyway here's what I've got so far - feel free to do what you want with it except for claiming it / copyrighting it as your own work. Not that such is likely given the dubious handwriting...

[EDIT] Second and third set up.

P.S. Stroke order being double checked from here Hiragana home

 

[StarCrap]

Yea your handwriting is bad, haha I'm just kidding.

 

[Buntaro]

Paul,

A set of those pages would be helpful for me. Let me know when you complete the set.

 

[dadako]

explain how you can copyright the japanese language?

 

[Damicci]

I have found something like this on the web let me see if i can get it again.

 

[lexico]

It would be interesting if anyone tried to copyright a language.
And the patent office granting one.
Just imagine the immense cash flowing in every time someone utters a word! :embarasse

I'm pretty sure PaulTB meant sth else; the unique design of the kanji stroke order study aid should not be plagiarized or commercialized without his knowing and consent. The end is the same, but the ways are many. I wonder if Shooter452 has a nice phrase for this???

 

[quakerman360]

wow this is really usefull now i can print out and trace over the characters so that my muscles memorize writing teh hirigana kinda like playing the piano whre ur muscles memorize the locatioin of keys without haveing to look at the piano keys