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Hiragana for "ri" is actually "i"
When prompted to draw the "ri" hiragana (り), the practice lines shown are actually for the "i" hiragana (い).
When prompted to draw the "ri" hiragana (り), the practice lines shown are actually for the "i" hiragana (い).
What's prompted is correct. Some kana, and also some kanji, look slightly different when written than printed. り has one stroke when printed, but two when written. You can tell it apart from い because り is taller and skinnier.