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Kanji Study Practice Sheet

Submitted by fielle on Thu, 03/20/2008 - 23:48

This is a PDF I made to help me with my kanji writing practice. I figured it might be useful for other people as well, so I'll upload it so other people can use it.

It's for 8.5x11 paper, but printer margins may affect how it prints out. There should be enough room for hole-punching.

For double sided pages, I just put the paper back in the printer upside-down and printed the same page for the back, and then use a double-sided copy machine to make further copies.

Enjoy!

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