γseries (Ka gyou):
With the following visual stroke-by-stroke guide, you will learn to write hiragana characters γ、γ、γ、γ, γ (ka, ki, ku, ke, ko).
Ka
This numbered stroke guide will teach you how to write "ka".
Sample word: γγ (kasa/khasa), umbrella
Ki
Learn how to write the hiragana character for "ki" in this simple section.
Sample word: γγ (kita), north
Ku
Only one stroke, this hiragana character will be easy to remember.
Sample word: γγγΎ (kuruma), car
Ke
Follow the numbered stroke guide to draw the character "ke".
Sample word: γγγ (kemuri), smoke
Ko
Only two strokes, this visual guide will show you how to correctly write the hiragana character "ko".
Sample word: γγ (koe), voice
γseries (Ga gyou):
Ga series is similar to Ka series. The only difference is to add the ten ten(”).
We can add “ten-ten” marks to the k, s, t, and h lines of the Japanese syllabary changing the syllables into their gutteral equivalents. An example would be when we place a “ten ten” mark after a voiced k it becomes its’ gutteralized g. In other words, ka, ki, ku, ke, ko becomes ga, gi, gu, ge, go.
γ、γ、γ、γ、γ becomes γ、γ、γ、γ、γ
γ + ” = γ or ga
γ + ” = γ or gi
γ + ” = γ or gu
γ + ” = γ or ge
γ + ” = γ or go
With the following visual stroke-by-stroke guide, you will learn to write hiragana characters γ、γ、γ、γ, γ (ka, ki, ku, ke, ko).
Ka
Sample word: γγ (kasa/khasa), umbrella
Ki
Sample word: γγ (kita), north
Ku
Sample word: γγγΎ (kuruma), car
Ke
Sample word: γγγ (kemuri), smoke
Ko
Sample word: γγ (koe), voice
γseries (Ga gyou):
Ga series is similar to Ka series. The only difference is to add the ten ten(”).
We can add “ten-ten” marks to the k, s, t, and h lines of the Japanese syllabary changing the syllables into their gutteral equivalents. An example would be when we place a “ten ten” mark after a voiced k it becomes its’ gutteralized g. In other words, ka, ki, ku, ke, ko becomes ga, gi, gu, ge, go.
γ、γ、γ、γ、γ becomes γ、γ、γ、γ、γ
γ + ” = γ or ga
γ + ” = γ or gi
γ + ” = γ or gu
γ + ” = γ or ge
γ + ” = γ or go
