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I always studied the language in digital format and never even thought about trying to write out the characters by hand; my thought process was something like, "I already have terrible handwriting in my native language, so what's the point here?" But a week ago, I finally decided to give it a try, and in that time, I learned to write 78 characters from memory.
That is, without looking them up in a dictionary, just writing them as usual. In reality, this would probably be impossible under normal circumstances, but since I already know several hundred characters visually, along with their pronunciation and meaning (meaning I can read and type them on a keyboard), the process of memorizing these specific ones was much easier.
It certainly doesn't look great (especially the curved lines and the proportions of certain elements are difficult for me), but I don't even hope to learn to draw them beautifully. But knowing the order of the strokes will make it easier to remember more complex characters (since they are composite) that I haven't been able to master. Plus, it's quite a relaxing activity.
What wouldn't you do to overcome the language barrier with your beloved...?
That is, without looking them up in a dictionary, just writing them as usual. In reality, this would probably be impossible under normal circumstances, but since I already know several hundred characters visually, along with their pronunciation and meaning (meaning I can read and type them on a keyboard), the process of memorizing these specific ones was much easier.
It certainly doesn't look great (especially the curved lines and the proportions of certain elements are difficult for me), but I don't even hope to learn to draw them beautifully. But knowing the order of the strokes will make it easier to remember more complex characters (since they are composite) that I haven't been able to master. Plus, it's quite a relaxing activity.
What wouldn't you do to overcome the language barrier with your beloved...?