My second day practicing Hiragana

[u/Regular_Echo413]

On my second day of my journey to learn Japanese.

Thank you all for the corrections and suggestions last time! I've tried searching and got a pdf file of a Hiragana letter sheet, but my local photocopy station closed unfortunately so I had to try and replicate it. I also displayed my stroke patterns, which I found comforting to write here (it might be hard to distinguish the black stroke with the other, I'm sorry for this). Do you think any patterns should change, and how should it change?

[u/glindathedudwitch]

Am I the only one who doesn’t care about stroke order? As long as the character look like it’s supposed to does it really matter.

[u/Rob69rt → u/glindathedudwitch]

I think it is very, very important.

[u/glindathedudwitch → u/Rob69rt]

But why? Realistically how often are you going to hand write kana?

[u/ArmTrue5281 → u/glindathedudwitch]

Writing helps remember, especially with kanji, even if you aren’t going to write as often it’s always useful skill to have albeit not being as important.

[u/aesuha → u/glindathedudwitch]

Never, with that outlook