[yongjik]

Hmm? I don't think anyone considers ㅈ as three strokes, unless they're writing ㅈ like printed font. When handwritten, the whole フ-like shape is one stroke, and the small attachment is the second stroke.

Traditionally, one stroke means one movement between the brush touching the paper and lifting off - for example the Chinese character 弓 has three strokes: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%E5%BC%93#/media/File:%E5%BC%...

[brenschluss]

Looks like it’s both 2 and 3 획 when handwritten. I know people who write with 3 strokes; I do with 2.

https://ko.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/ㅈ https://namu.wiki/w/ㅈ