Katakana Stroke Order [ サ ]
Reading: "sa"
Strokes: 3
Hiragana: さ

Why Stroke Order Matters?
Following the stroke order lets you write Katakana more quickly and smoothly.
It makes your writing look tidy and easy to read.
Writing Katakana out of order can make them look incorrect or hard to read.
It’s easier to avoid mistakes if you follow the right order.
When you know the correct stroke order, you can better read others’ handwriting.
By learning the stroke order, you show respect for Japanese culture.