2b+さけbombs

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 * Sake Bombs Present:**

Memorizing the many characters of the hiragana syllabary can be a difficult process, especially for those not used to writing systems with specific stroke orders. Our video provides a quick and easy way to expose the viewer to the correct stroke order of the hiragana, organized by gyo. By employing a color coding system with red for the first stroke, green for the second stroke, blue for the third stroke, and black for the fourth stroke, it's easy to follow along and memorize the correct order, and serves as a reminder of the importance of stroke order in correct writing hiragana. Additionally, by matching the sight of the strokes with the sound of character both said alone and as part of a Pokémon's name quickly familiarizes the viewer with the sorts of sounds that the hiragana make together, and how sounds change between English and Japanese. Finally, the characters have all been paired with funny and descriptive mnemonics in the form of statements about Pokémon, making the information in the video easier to absorb and apply.