BloomkoHiragana & Katakana · Hiragana: ra, wa, n
を
wo (said “o”; the object particle)
Stroke order of hiragana を
を is written with 3 strokes. Watch the animation, then try writing it yourself.
Memory trick
A WOman doing a cartwheel, hitting O-bjects as she goes.
Origin: from the kanji 遠 (far), written cursively
Example word
ほんを
book + を (object particle, e.g. ほんをよむ = read a book)