fu (フ) Katakana Stroke Order
The katakana character フ (pronounced as "fu") is one of the essential characters in the Japanese writing system. On this page, you'll find a stroke order diagram showing the proper sequence for writing the character. By following the diagram carefully, you can practice writing フ and master its correct stroke order.
How to Pronounce フ (fu)
Sounds like a soft 'foo' — closer to a breathy 'hu'. The 'f' is made by blowing air between your lips. Note: this is 'fu', not 'hu'.
Learn "フ" Stroke Order - Step by Step
"フ" Stroke Order Count：1
Stroke Order Tips for フ
Draw two short horizontal strokes stacked vertically on the left, then a sweeping curved stroke from top-right down-left.
"フ" Stroke Order Worksheet
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Katakana "フ" Stroke Order Online Practice
Common Words Using フ
Dakuten and Handakuten Variants of フ
Frequently Asked Questions about フ
How many strokes does フ have?
Katakana フ has 1 stroke: a single curved sweeping stroke.
Why is it 'fu' and not 'hu'?
The は行 has irregular pronunciation. The sound is a bilabial 'f'.