The screenshot below is from Kotoba for iPhone.
It shows the character for "cool", 冷 as used in the word "tsumetai"冷たい. However, the character in the stroke order diagram is slightly different to the main one displayed top-left!
Why is this? Which one is correct? Or are both correct?
EDIT: I suspect the stroke order diagram actually comes from a Chinese font, rather than a Japanese font. I'd like to confirm this.
EDIT#2: Thanks to Lukman for the following screenshot:
The screenshot below is from Kotoba for iPhone.
It shows the character for "cool", as used in the word "tsumetai". However, the character in the stroke order diagram is slightly different to the main one displayed top-left!
Why is this? Which one is correct? Or are both correct?
EDIT: I suspect the stroke order diagram actually comes from a Chinese font, rather than a Japanese font. I'd like to confirm this.
EDIT#2: Thanks to Lukman for the following screenshot:
The screenshot below is from Kotoba for iPhone.
It shows the character for "cool", 冷 as used in the word 冷たい. However, the character in the stroke order diagram is slightly different to the main one displayed top-left!
Why is this? Which one is correct? Or are both correct?
I suspect the stroke order diagram actually comes from a Chinese font, rather than a Japanese font. I'd like to confirm this.
Thanks to Lukman for the following screenshot:
The screenshot below is from Kotoba for iPhone.
It shows the character for "cool", as used in the word "tsumetai". However, the character in the stroke order diagram is slightly different to the main one displayed top-left!
Why is this? Which one is correct? Or are both correct?
EDIT: I suspect the stroke order diagram actually comes from a Chinese font, rather than a Japanese font. I'd like to confirm this.
EDIT#2: Thanks to Lukman for the following screenshot:
The screenshot below is from Kotoba for iPhone.
It shows the character for "cool", as used in the word "tsumetai". However, the character in the stroke order diagram is slightly different to the main one displayed top-left!
Why is this? Which one is correct? Or are both correct?
EDIT: I suspect the stroke order diagram actually comes from a Chinese font, rather than a Japanese font. I'd like to confirm this.
The screenshot below is from Kotoba for iPhone.
It shows the character for "cool", as used in the word "tsumetai". However, the character in the stroke order diagram is slightly different to the main one displayed top-left!
Why is this? Which one is correct? Or are both correct?
EDIT: I suspect the stroke order diagram actually comes from a Chinese font, rather than a Japanese font. I'd like to confirm this.
EDIT#2: Thanks to Lukman for the following screenshot:
The screenshot below is from Kotoba for iPhone.
It shows the character for "cool", as used in the word "tsumetai". However, the character in the stroke order diagram is slightly different to the main one displayed top-left!
Why is this? Which one is correct? Or are both correct?
EDIT: I suspect the stroke order diagram actually comes from a Chinese font, rather than a Japanese font. I'd like to confirm this.
The screenshot below is from Kotoba for iPhone.
It shows the character for "cool", as used in the word "tsumetai". However, the character in the stroke order diagram is slightly different to the main one displayed top-left!
Why is this? Which one is correct? Or are both correct?
The screenshot below is from Kotoba for iPhone.
It shows the character for "cool", as used in the word "tsumetai". However, the character in the stroke order diagram is slightly different to the main one displayed top-left!
Why is this? Which one is correct? Or are both correct?
EDIT: I suspect the stroke order diagram actually comes from a Chinese font, rather than a Japanese font. I'd like to confirm this.
