How to write Sōgana (Man'yōgana cursive) with brush pen | Ancient Japanese writing system

[@irenemiller9958]

Wow; this is really fascinating! Looks like only "A" and "Nu" was kept and "Ko" looks a lot like "Ta". Thank you for sharing this!

[@jaceangel9916]

The person who invented あ: "I always leave one man alive to tell the tale."

[@埊]

the person who invented 'an': I am 1 step primordial than you

[@theayeshaerotica]

It's cursive for 安

[@عربي-ه3ه]

@@theayeshaerotica あ

[@mlbaldwin1978]

Gorgeous. A real treat to watch!

[@droledequestionneur4550]

Toujours aussi beau, fluide et rapide. Je me demande à quoi ressemble les kanji cursifs 草書漢字 par année scolaire🙂 Réviser les kanji classique tout en admirant les cursives à côté 🤩

[@mnenravitsya_art]

OMG it's very beautiful!!! AMAZING 😍

[@niarytsim]

全部見終わる前に褒めてる外人好き

[@dwoopy_cwybb_bunny]

Wow, absolutely fascinating and beautiful! Very well done! :)

[@배달의기수-w7e]

Wow, they were also originally Chinese characters. :)

[@まけてと]

【あ】が思ったより【あ】してて草。

[@zazeeboyz]

You alway make me feel fantastic!!!

[@moonnight_owl]

前回の動画で草書も見たいなどとコメントしていたらこの動画が上がっていたのでびっくりしました。 もともとやられる予定だったのなら言うのも場違いかもしれませんが、有難うございます...！ 草書も流麗でほれぼれします... もし東宮さんが平安の貴族だったなら、きっとモテモテだと思います(平安時代は字の上手さが大事なモテ要素の一つ)。

[@adamng5626]

So beautiful...

[@randomname3195]

How to write 俺 in different styles

[@leoshek762]

These scripts are from ancient China's 草書

[@埊]

all and every knows

[@karaiwonder]

Why do you write “hu” instead of “fu”? I’ve noticed this trend among new generation of Japanese people teaching Japanese online

[@MomoHibiki]

Because despite ふ and フ being Romanized as "fu", it is actually pronounced "hu" with a blow, so yeah.

[@karaiwonder]

@@MomoHibiki actually it’s not /h/ either, in the sense that is not the same consonant as in ha he ho.

[@軍鶏時ラナ]

草仮名の文字も全く同じ読みの漢字が入っているの興味深い

[@carlalazzari268]

🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸

[@やっぱりしょこ姫が好き]

文字に色気がある!

[@omeiga]

nice

[@viewererdos]

How good that in my language (kazakh language) there are only 31 letters.

[@_-eYuLiXiaoLong-_]

Hmm, now there are only 33 letters in Russian. And if you remember Slavenitsa, then there are as many as 40 letters. It's amazing how languages ​​change.

[@viewererdos]

@@_-eYuLiXiaoLong-_ With the introduction of Latin letters, everything became easier, although the letter "V" historical was not in my language. Without this letter, there are only 30 letters in the alphabet, very convenient.

[@_-eYuLiXiaoLong-_]

@@viewererdos yea

[@かいちょタイペ]

「み」の覚え方は 【つまみ】

[@-ichi-1154]

｢あ｣が1番読めた

[@Purple431]

Cursive kanji

[@白雪姫-p6p]

مرحبا 😎🇴🇲

[@埊]

Só'gan'a

[@airadlab8626]

Kirei des ne😍

[@0901suyo]

temple

[@みりゅく-o3b]

面影なくて草