I've started to begin writing hiragana but I've seen many ways of writing
them, usually I'm able to read the different ways of writing them but it keeps
bothering me sometimes how mine and what I see don't look similar and would
like to know if my writing is understandable. Thank you in advance ![enter
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hiragana handwriting
Is my hiragana writing understandable?
I think the only character one would stumble over is い, because it looks close
like a し with either a bit of dirt, or like an incomplete じ. The rest of
characters are definitely legible.

Two comments:

  * き and さ are written with a gap in the curve (in handwriting).
  * The next character I would point out would be に, which looks too much like two characters しこ.

Otherwise, good job and keep practising!
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This is pretty old but your "ki" and your "sa" are wrong.

Edit: In handwriting, the curve in き and さ are usually and commonly not
connected and instead separated into two strokes; but in some sans-serif fonts
in Japanese, those strokes are connected. You're not completely wrong, but
it's more customary to separate them into two strokes.
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