Hiragana part1

each symbol has a certain amount of strokes, such as how あ(a) has 3 strokes, and so does　き(ki),　か(ka), and　お(o).
If you want to know how to make the symbols correctly, go to the following link:
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the ones with the "g-" sounds are basically some of the other symbols with the dakuten in the top right corner. Dakuten is used to give them a slightly different sound, so that more words can be created and used.

Also, through this I learned that it is easier to write this on Paint than it is to paint them on Muro

Oh, yeah, I almost forgot to mention that I made this on Muro and edited them on MS Paint