My first semester in Taipei, I needed to use the lab computer to fill in some forms with my Chinese name and I was so confused about how to type using zhuyin on the computer haha. I knew how to type zhuyin on my phone and assumed it'd be the same but it wasn't. I so could've use this video back then hahaha
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Thank you for the video. I went to Chinese school 50 years ago and now I’m learning to communicate with my old friends in Chinese via iPhone. Your video gave me the idea how to text in Chinese, though for me it’s faster if I just talk to the phone. But sometimes the character does not come out right, so I still have to choose the right character. During pandemic, I recopied 6500 words in Chinese dictionary and it really brought back a lot of memories.❤
A method that I personally use is called double pinyin or shuangpin (双拼). It basically makes it so that every key has a double purpose as an inital and final sound. There are a few different layouts, but in the one I use (shuangpin++) for example the "i" key acts as "sh" in the initial position, but as "i" in the final position, or the "t" key acts as "t" as an inital, but as "eng" as a final. Since every character is written with only two keystrokes, there's never any confusion. This means a sentence like "你们明天有时间吗?" (nimen mingtian you shijian ma) is written like "nimrmqtjypijma". This admittedly looks really confusing at first and it does indeed take some getting used to, but I got the hang of it much, much faster than I anticipated. I've even been asked multiple times by Chinese people on apps like Hellotalk how I can type so fast. It's worth trying at least.
我很喜欢双拼 I'm trying it out right now!! Very cool. I see there's many different layouts. How did you pick PlusPlus as opposed to Ziranma or something else?
@@jamieg2427 It was an option in the settings of Google pinyin input. Under "input" or something you can choose between full pinyin and a bunch of different double pinyin methods
@@playtypus4592 sorry, what i meant was, i'm in the settings menu and i'm seeing many different double pinyin options. what was it that made you decide on PlusPlus as opposed to some other method, like for example Microsoft or Ziranma or ABC? what made you choose that particular version of double pinyin?
Great video as always! I didn’t know there were shortcuts that can make typing chinese faster. I also appreciate how you explain things in an easy to understand manner. 谢谢你。
You explained everything... i just wish I found this video when I was first learning how go type Chinese Characters... but I'm still going to come back after learning zhuyin
@@GraceMandarinChinese it’s probably because I speak Cantonese fluently- most Hong Kong people do not know how to type Chinese correctly! I can type Chinese faster than English now !
Literally only looked this up because of the ü sound. I was figuring most of this by myself because I like to jump in headfirst like a madman, but every word that involved ü was a pain in the ass. Thank you for the video, you are a gentleman and a scholar!
Wow, thanks for sharing all this info, and that’s such a cool tip to just use the initials! I never knew phones had shortcuts like that. This video made me look into some more phone tricks. I only now learned about the period shortcut (double-tapping the space bar to put a period and space at the end of a sentence.) This shortcut just needs to be enabled in the the phone’s keyboard settings. Another trick is to hold down the space bar until it “clicks” and it enables you to precisely drag the cursor around the screen. This doesn’t relate to typing speed, but it helps when trying to select in between two characters/letters within a typed word. Example: selecting between the “i” and “s” in “is”, or between the 電 and 影 in 電影. I think these should work for most language keyboards. I’m just not sure if they would work with all operating systems.
It's so interesting that you can type out full sentences (common ones) with mostly initial sounds as if it's text speak in English. Are there popular texting abbreviations for Chinese?
Your video is helpful for typing on computer & mobile, m new in Taiwan’ & m learning chinese in the University. Hopefully i could be on this stage soon to type my next comment in Mandarin for you. 😬 謝謝你
既然认为全拼慢，可以尝试双拼！ 双拼输入法是指汉字的声母、韵母各用一个字母(或个别符号)代替构成的拼音编码。采用这种拼音输入法输入汉字时，用户只需要击键两次便可以键入一个汉字的拼音。例如小鹤双拼，输入“中国”的“中”字，可键入vs完成字音输入。主流的双拼方案包括小鹤双拼、微软拼音2003、智能ABC、拼音加加、紫光双拼、自然码。在主流的智能输入法中都可以选取并使用以上双拼方案。在选择双拼方案的时候重点是看双拼键位设定是否合理，中文输入十指击键移动范围是否最小，是否有双拼方案对应的辅助码。In the double-spelling input method, the sound and vowel of Chinese character pinyin are each represented by an English letter, that is, typing a Chinese character, just press the keyboard 2 times. The mainstream double spell solutions include Xiaohe double spell, Microsoft Pinyin 2003, Intelligent ABC, Pinyin plus, Purple Light double spell, Natural Code and so on. The main difference between these schemes lies in the key arrangement of vowels and auxiliary codes.
Not sure whether that's possible in every Zhuyin IME, but at least with the one I use, I can also set it so I don't have to type out the tones. Though it's probably still a good idea for learning.
so happy to find your channel 😊. As of know since I am just starting to learn, i think i will just try to use pinyin input method. Later, after knowing more word , I l'll try to learn that zyuyin method
谢谢你 Grace ! I have learned the Simplified writing system Therefore I use pinyin. Also pinyin was easy for me to learn as it is similar to the English alphabet. Very useful video by the way 👍 👍
Hey Grace, which is the name of the song that you put in 0:50-1:01, 1:30-1:44, 5:01-5:25? i look in the description and checked all the songs but could not find this one
One thing I've never quite been able to work out is if there is a way you can type a word using 注音輸入法 on Mac if you aren't sure of the tone, or whether you just need to guess until you find the right tone.
Thank you! I don't even know how to read that much. ( I can only read the word "sheep" and 1 2 3 in chinese ) But I'll keep learning. Thank you so much again.
太棒了！ I use both pinyin and zhuyin. Ask me how. These are phonetic keyboards. There are also the components keyboards. Cangjie input is amazing on GBoard for Android. On Windows 10 Microsoft Changjie is failing with some simplified . Cangjie input should cover all characters, conveniently also Cantonese
One more tip I found out for pinyin the computer (probably works for zhuyin as well) is that when typing two character combinations, if you hit left arrow twice so the cursor is before the first character, and then hit down arrow, you get choices for both characters at the same time. For example, if you type "shijian", using this method, you can then choose between 時間 and 事件, without having to scroll through the many, many characters for shi. Both 時間 and 事件 will appear near the top of the list. Maybe I didn't explain it well, but just try typing a two character combination and hit left arrow twice before hitting down arrow, and you'll see what I mean.
I want to know how you got your PC to show the Chinese characters. Mine doesn't know squat about Chinese characters. A program or something you did not mention?
I'd like to ask what program or computer you were using in typing the Chinese characters that you can use automatic or predictive text. I can't seem to do that with MS Word. I tried both the Simplified and Traditional using pinyin input method.
Hello. Thank you for your videos. ONE thing: suddenly hanzi options are not appearing when I type pinyin on MS word. What should I do? Did I accidentally hit some key combination? Deleted and reinstalled Chinese keyboard, but no difference.
What is the best keyboard app for android for typing in Chinese? Any recommendation? Gboard is not good at all. Unfortunately, that is the preinstalled app on my phone.
Actually, Windows already has different keyboard languages. Here are the steps to getting the Chinese Pinyin keyboard: 1: go to Settings 2: select Time an Language 3: click Language 4: when you scroll down there should be a plus symbol with "add language" next to it. click add language 5: in the searchbar type chinese 6: click on Chinese (Simplified, China) 7: click next 8: click on download and wait for it to finish Now you have the Chinese keyboard! Whenever you want to type in chinese keep the windows icon on you laptop pressed and press once on the spacebar. A little window should appear on the right side of you screen which shows your languages. To quickly switch between English and Chinese press shift once. ( please note that you are typing the simplified characters. If you want to use traditional characters just reply and I'll help you!) Hope this helps!
Do you think typing in zhuyin is actually faster than in pinyin, or viceversa? I type in both and, despite I type faster on pinyin because I'm used to it, I think if I practice some more in zhuyin I could type faster. What do you think? BTW, great video!
Hi grace your videos are helping us a lot, and I personally love them, but can you speak hokkien (Taiwanese) , it's my ancestral language, but it's hokkien from Xiamen, an also what are differences between these two (xiamen,taiwanese), I know it's far from the topic, but I just wanna know l, anyways love your videos
Every time I try to type in Mandarin, I get something completely different. For example, when I type nihao, my doc gives me 夕白人. I don't even get the options for the correct characters, the options are for completely different characters. Does anyone know what is going on?
But most people learning Mandarin don't have a keyboard with zhuyin symbols on them. So are you supposed to just memorize which key goes with which character?
In James Bond movie, Tomorrow Never Dies, the Chinese woman was using a PC keyboard with only Chinese characters printed on the keys. Are those characters Chinese letters or complete words?
Does anyone know how to input by strokes? In phone it is possible, but in pc i don't know how to install it. I need to input chinese characters not chinese (i.e., it could be traditional characters or simplify characters or even japanese characters). It is better to input by strokes, becauase, what if one does not know the pinyin of the letter? What if you need to translate chinese letters from a paper and you do not know the pinyin of letters?, if you know to write, it is so easy.
You can type a word that includes the character you want, and then delete the extra character that you don't need. For example, if you want to type “权”, you can type "quan li" (权力) and then delete the character "力". I hope this helps! :)
@Xiao Jian I not familiar with pinyin so I'm not sure which is faster. Array 10 is good for single hand typing and lower the chance of hitting the wrong key.
That must be nine key input. The 26 letters are represented by nine numbers, from 1 to 9. Those numbers are in a 3x3 grid. 1 does not represent any letter, only the number 1. 2 represents ABC, 3 represents DEF, 4 represents GHI, 5 represents JKL, 6 represents MNO, 7 represents PQRS, 8 represents TUV, 9 represents WXYZ. When you want to input "nihao", just press 64426, it will display some choices , then you find "你好". Similarly, "xiexie" = 943943,谢谢. When you master it, it will become very fast
It could be based on the roman alphabet or it could be based on the 5 different strokes for Chinese characters, and they have the stroke orders memorized
I didn't know about just typing the initials!! So helpful!!! It works on Google keyboard on my phone, too!! 謝謝老師!!!
You're very welcome! 💕
咁啱我的世界
飛行機 作り方 折り紙 what does this say guys?
@@renagaideraider200that's japanese, not chinese
It translates to:"How to make an origami paper plane"
My first semester in Taipei, I needed to use the lab computer to fill in some forms with my Chinese name and I was so confused about how to type using zhuyin on the computer haha. I knew how to type zhuyin on my phone and assumed it'd be the same but it wasn't. I so could've use this video back then hahaha
Hahaha sorry I didn’t deliver it when you needed it the most😝
@@GraceMandarinChinese btw I think it’d be awesome if you did a colab video with another Taiwanese youtuber named, Mandarin with Miss Lin😂😂
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I hope you found it helpful! 💛
謝謝您！
多謝賜教！😊😊😊❣🤜🤛
Yes it is! :) 谢谢你！
I love this video so much. What do you think of my typing on TypeRacer?
Show us your typing speed!
Thank you for the video. I went to Chinese school 50 years ago and now I’m learning to communicate with my old friends in Chinese via iPhone. Your video gave me the idea how to text in Chinese, though for me it’s faster if I just talk to the phone. But sometimes the character does not come out right, so I still have to choose the right character. During pandemic, I recopied 6500 words in Chinese dictionary and it really brought back a lot of memories.❤
A method that I personally use is called double pinyin or shuangpin (双拼). It basically makes it so that every key has a double purpose as an inital and final sound. There are a few different layouts, but in the one I use (shuangpin++) for example the "i" key acts as "sh" in the initial position, but as "i" in the final position, or the "t" key acts as "t" as an inital, but as "eng" as a final. Since every character is written with only two keystrokes, there's never any confusion.
This means a sentence like "你们明天有时间吗?" (nimen mingtian you shijian ma) is written like "nimrmqtjypijma". This admittedly looks really confusing at first and it does indeed take some getting used to, but I got the hang of it much, much faster than I anticipated. I've even been asked multiple times by Chinese people on apps like Hellotalk how I can type so fast.
It's worth trying at least.
that's awesome advice. i'll look into that. i was considering learning to use wubi, but shuangpin looks much easier.
@@jamieg2427 Glad I could help
我很喜欢双拼 I'm trying it out right now!! Very cool. I see there's many different layouts. How did you pick PlusPlus as opposed to Ziranma or something else?
@@jamieg2427 It was an option in the settings of Google pinyin input. Under "input" or something you can choose between full pinyin and a bunch of different double pinyin methods
@@playtypus4592 sorry, what i meant was, i'm in the settings menu and i'm seeing many different double pinyin options. what was it that made you decide on PlusPlus as opposed to some other method, like for example Microsoft or Ziranma or ABC? what made you choose that particular version of double pinyin?
Great video as always! I didn’t know there were shortcuts that can make typing chinese faster. I also appreciate how you explain things in an easy to understand manner. 谢谢你。
You explained everything... i just wish I found this video when I was first learning how go type Chinese Characters... but I'm still going to come back after learning zhuyin
I’ve been doing this for 20 years ! Surprised no one knew about it !!!
Wow did you just find out about that yourself?
@@GraceMandarinChinese it’s probably because I speak Cantonese fluently- most Hong Kong people do not know how to type Chinese correctly! I can type Chinese faster than English now !
@@callumanderson2835 I see! Thanks for letting me know! :)
谢谢你这真的很有帮助
I didn’t know about the down arrow or the initials.
Literally only looked this up because of the ü sound. I was figuring most of this by myself because I like to jump in headfirst like a madman, but every word that involved ü was a pain in the ass. Thank you for the video, you are a gentleman and a scholar!
Hey! What should i do if i require a ü with a ǔ third tone together ? Please help me out
本來要找影片學習英文，結果看到用英文教中文的影片也是挺有趣的，太讚了。
非常感謝，感謝這個視頻，我知道如何快速打字，我正在學習中文，希望你經常製作更多有用的視頻，謝謝。
Wow, thanks for sharing all this info, and that’s such a cool tip to just use the initials! I never knew phones had shortcuts like that.
This video made me look into some more phone tricks. I only now learned about the period shortcut (double-tapping the space bar to put a period and space at the end of a sentence.) This shortcut just needs to be enabled in the the phone’s keyboard settings.
Another trick is to hold down the space bar until it “clicks” and it enables you to precisely drag the cursor around the screen. This doesn’t relate to typing speed, but it helps when trying to select in between two characters/letters within a typed word. Example: selecting between the “i” and “s” in “is”, or between the 電 and 影 in 電影.
I think these should work for most language keyboards. I’m just not sure if they would work with all operating systems.
Hi Josh! Thank you so much for sharing the tips!
@@GraceMandarinChinese You’re welcome! Thanks again for the tips that you gave. :)
I just tried it on my MacBook 2013 and it does work by just typing the initials. 😉
Your videos are so thorough! Thank you for providing such amazing content online!
That was actually a really cool video! I had the Chinese keyboard on my phone already and I didn't know about some of these tricks!
I've been trying to figure out my zhuyin keyboard and finally it dawn on me how to use it hahahaha thank you Grace!
Very helpful video, I had never heard of zhuyin and I didn't know that I could simply type the initial! 💓
If you're curious about Zhuyin, remember to check out the video! 😉
Typing ㄒㄒ for 謝謝 is a lifesaver. Thank you.
It's so interesting that you can type out full sentences (common ones) with mostly initial sounds as if it's text speak in English. Are there popular texting abbreviations for Chinese?
Well i know that xswl stands for 笑死我了, which just means "lmao" in chinese
@吃货小美女 i'm not old enough for that kind of language 🤣
Your video is helpful for typing on computer & mobile, m new in Taiwan’ & m learning chinese in the University. Hopefully i could be on this stage soon to type my next comment in Mandarin for you. 😬 謝謝你
既然认为全拼慢，可以尝试双拼！
双拼输入法是指汉字的声母、韵母各用一个字母(或个别符号)代替构成的拼音编码。采用这种拼音输入法输入汉字时，用户只需要击键两次便可以键入一个汉字的拼音。例如小鹤双拼，输入“中国”的“中”字，可键入vs完成字音输入。主流的双拼方案包括小鹤双拼、微软拼音2003、智能ABC、拼音加加、紫光双拼、自然码。在主流的智能输入法中都可以选取并使用以上双拼方案。在选择双拼方案的时候重点是看双拼键位设定是否合理，中文输入十指击键移动范围是否最小，是否有双拼方案对应的辅助码。In the double-spelling input method, the sound and vowel of Chinese character pinyin are each represented by an English letter, that is, typing a Chinese character, just press the keyboard 2 times. The mainstream double spell solutions include Xiaohe double spell, Microsoft Pinyin 2003, Intelligent ABC, Pinyin plus, Purple Light double spell, Natural Code and so on. The main difference between these schemes lies in the key arrangement of vowels and auxiliary codes.
汝真巧(Hokkien)！ These Videos are so so useful!
This helped me so much! 谢谢 grace 老是，再见！
谢谢妳！It's so much easier than i thought.
OMG This is so easy and useful for beginners. Thank you! 🙏🏼✨
Not sure whether that's possible in every Zhuyin IME, but at least with the one I use, I can also set it so I don't have to type out the tones. Though it's probably still a good idea for learning.
Thank you so much Grace! I learnt 注音 really fast and it's all thanks to you (only you)♡ 謝謝！
不客氣！很高興你喜歡注音😚
so happy to find your channel 😊. As of know since I am just starting to learn, i think i will just try to use pinyin input method. Later, after knowing more word , I l'll try to learn that zyuyin method
You read my mind! I just started using 注音 on my computer and it's harder than on my phone 😅
Haha yes they're kind of different :P I'm glad to be helpful!
Really useful, i am googling for this. Easily got me subscribed
Another quick thing about Pinyin input, if you're using standard pinyin, if you want to type 儿 you need to type out "er" and not just "r"!
Thanks for sharing the tip!
Thank you. That was helpful with the initials to type faster.
谢谢你 Grace !
I have learned the Simplified writing system
Therefore I use pinyin.
Also pinyin was easy for me to learn as it is similar to the English alphabet.
Very useful video by the way 👍 👍
Sure, you can choose whatever input method that suits you! :)
I'm glad you liked the video!
@@GraceMandarinChinese
You make VERY good quality videos !!
恭喜你 ！！
Keep going Grace :)
Hey Grace, which is the name of the song that you put in 0:50-1:01, 1:30-1:44, 5:01-5:25?
i look in the description and checked all the songs but could not find this one
Good explanation of difficult ideas.Thanks
2:09 Actually, you can just type "wmtmbfq" and then space bar. No need to press the space bar after each word.
This is really helpful. 非常謝謝你
Your videos are sooo coool and so useful! Thank you very much Grace 😍😍😍😍😍😍
One thing I've never quite been able to work out is if there is a way you can type a word using 注音輸入法 on Mac if you aren't sure of the tone, or whether you just need to guess until you find the right tone.
I think this is the only reason why I haven't learned zhuyin yet, I so often find myself in doubt of whether the tone is correct or not 😂
Advantage of the iOS input method rules, or a third-party 注音 input...
Thank you! I don't even know how to read that much. ( I can only read the word "sheep" and 1 2 3 in chinese ) But I'll keep learning. Thank you so much again.
Extremely helpful,thank you🙏
Very helpful content, 非常感謝!
good video. Seems typing in pinying is so much easier and faster. Fewer keystrokes.
Omg it works like a charm thank you so much 谢谢妳🤩🤩🤩
太棒了！ I use both pinyin and zhuyin. Ask me how. These are phonetic keyboards. There are also the components keyboards. Cangjie input is amazing on GBoard for Android. On Windows 10 Microsoft Changjie is failing with some simplified . Cangjie input should cover all characters, conveniently also Cantonese
Great video! Thank you!!
谢谢你! it helped me a lot !!
One more tip I found out for pinyin the computer (probably works for zhuyin as well) is that when typing two character combinations, if you hit left arrow twice so the cursor is before the first character, and then hit down arrow, you get choices for both characters at the same time. For example, if you type "shijian", using this method, you can then choose between 時間 and 事件, without having to scroll through the many, many characters for shi. Both 時間 and 事件 will appear near the top of the list. Maybe I didn't explain it well, but just try typing a two character combination and hit left arrow twice before hitting down arrow, and you'll see what I mean.
多謝你！！ ❤❤❤ 我愛中文 和 你的 班及 🎉
谢谢你。It's very useful.
I have a few coworkers who use a cangjie keyboard... tempted to attempt but looks too intimidating 😅
i didn’t know about this! 谢谢你
I want to know how you got your PC to show the Chinese characters. Mine doesn't know squat about Chinese characters. A program or something you did not mention?
Hi how do you get the pinyin on the onscreen keyboard? I'm not able to see pinyin on my onscreen keyboard so wondering if you can help
can you tell what is the good dictionary for example major in business and engineering construction
谢谢你 非常有帮助！
Thank you very much. How can I write characters with pinyin and tones?
you are so great thx
how do you type tones in pinyin keyboard if i want to specify a word with that specific tone?
谢谢老师，这是我第一打中文字。。。
My MIL uses wubi method, how difficult is that for learners?
Ħ this really helps!
Or is not chin anise😢
谢谢老师✨️
I'd like to ask what program or computer you were using in typing the Chinese characters that you can use automatic or predictive text. I can't seem to do that with MS Word. I tried both the Simplified and Traditional using pinyin input method.
Hello. Thank you for your videos. ONE thing: suddenly hanzi options are not appearing when I type pinyin on MS word. What should I do? Did I accidentally hit some key combination? Deleted and reinstalled Chinese keyboard, but no difference.
Hi Grace or anyone, isn't there any more intuitive Zhuyin imput method for Windows? Congratulation for your videos.
Which keyboard app can i download from playstore for chinese language??
谢谢老师 我喜欢妳的影片
What should i do if i require a ü with a third tone? How do i type this pinyin? Please help.
谢谢你帮我们 🌸
Is it possible to control the tones with the first method?
3:35 zhuyin input method
Bruh you have to hit enter after every word?
I already have learnt Cangjie 5 for Mandarin, Cantonese, and Classical Chinese.
basically zhuyin is equivalent of hiragana/katakana of Japanese for being converted to kanji
What is the best keyboard app for android for typing in Chinese? Any recommendation? Gboard is not good at all. Unfortunately, that is the preinstalled app on my phone.
迅飞输入法
搜狗输入法
imagin back to before computer age, chinese typing system would be very very difficult
Can anyone recommend an easy and free to download Chinese keyboard application for Windows laptops? Preferably one that uses the Pinyin input method
Actually, Windows already has different keyboard languages. Here are the steps to getting the Chinese Pinyin keyboard:
1: go to Settings
2: select Time an Language
3: click Language
4: when you scroll down there should be a plus symbol with "add language" next to it. click add language
5: in the searchbar type chinese
6: click on Chinese (Simplified, China)
7: click next
8: click on download and wait for it to finish
Now you have the Chinese keyboard! Whenever you want to type in chinese keep the windows icon on you laptop pressed and press once on the spacebar. A little window should appear on the right side of you screen which shows your languages. To quickly switch between English and Chinese press shift once. ( please note that you are typing the simplified characters. If you want to use traditional characters just reply and I'll help you!)
Hope this helps!
@@3ie935 Thanks @:3 ie, I've been able to sort it out and I have all I need now 谢谢你!
I just use 手寫輸入法to type:謝謝老師
Do you think typing in zhuyin is actually faster than in pinyin, or viceversa? I type in both and, despite I type faster on pinyin because I'm used to it, I think if I practice some more in zhuyin I could type faster. What do you think? BTW, great video!
你想更快，你可以试试双拼输入法，双拼输入法是指汉字的声母、韵母各用一个字母(或个别符号)代替构成的拼音编码。采用这种拼音输入法输入汉字时，用户只需要击键两次便可以键入一个汉字的拼音。例如小鹤双拼，输入“中国”的“中”字，可键入vs完成字音输入。主流的双拼方案包括小鹤双拼、微软拼音2003、智能ABC、拼音加加、紫光双拼、自然码。在主流的智能输入法中都可以选取并使用以上双拼方案。在选择双拼方案的时候重点是看双拼键位设定是否合理，中文输入十指击键移动范围是否最小，是否有双拼方案对应的辅助码。
Hello Ms. Grace...! Are you related to Ms. Alice Guo who's holding goverment position in the Philippines?
Hi, what is the app/tools for typing? I am so confused
Nice👍谢谢
Do some people only use voice to chat?
Hi grace your videos are helping us a lot, and I personally love them, but can you speak hokkien (Taiwanese) , it's my ancestral language, but it's hokkien from Xiamen, an also what are differences between these two (xiamen,taiwanese), I know it's far from the topic, but I just wanna know l, anyways love your videos
Every time I try to type in Mandarin, I get something completely different. For example, when I type nihao, my doc gives me 夕白人. I don't even get the options for the correct characters, the options are for completely different characters. Does anyone know what is going on?
But most people learning Mandarin don't have a keyboard with zhuyin symbols on them. So are you supposed to just memorize which key goes with which character?
What is the best site to access pinyin keywords on American computer
Grace老师，您好，我想问你一下，在台湾你知道在哪里可以买简体版小说吗？我在高雄，我这里已经去了书局，他们都没有。
In James Bond movie, Tomorrow Never Dies, the Chinese woman was using a PC keyboard with only Chinese characters printed on the keys. Are those characters Chinese letters or complete words?
Stil good to know ❤️
grace... what is the easiest language...english or chinees?
Does anyone know how to input by strokes?
In phone it is possible, but in pc i don't know how to install it.
I need to input chinese characters not chinese (i.e., it could be traditional characters or simplify characters or even japanese characters).
It is better to input by strokes, becauase, what if one does not know the pinyin of the letter? What if you need to translate chinese letters from a paper and you do not know the pinyin of letters?, if you know to write, it is so easy.
谢谢您老师。
非常好！😁😁😁❣🤜🤛
where to get that app in microsoft?
I am kinda struggling when typing them. For example, when I type 权（quán), however it usually shows 全 or 圈. Could you help me?
You can type a word that includes the character you want, and then delete the extra character that you don't need. For example, if you want to type “权”, you can type "quan li" (权力) and then delete the character "力". I hope this helps! :)
omg my mind is blown. ive seen my friend type with just a number pad, how does that work?
I type Chinese with a number pad as in Array 10 input method. But I'm not sure if it's what you've seen.
😳 I've never seen people typing only with that. I don't know lol
Maybe you can ask your friend and let us know :))
@Xiao Jian I not familiar with pinyin so I'm not sure which is faster. Array 10 is good for single hand typing and lower the chance of hitting the wrong key.
That must be nine key input.
The 26 letters are represented by nine numbers, from 1 to 9.
Those numbers are in a 3x3 grid.
1 does not represent any letter, only the number 1.
2 represents ABC,
3 represents DEF,
4 represents GHI,
5 represents JKL,
6 represents MNO,
7 represents PQRS,
8 represents TUV,
9 represents WXYZ.
When you want to input "nihao", just press 64426, it will display some choices , then you find "你好". Similarly, "xiexie" = 943943,谢谢.
When you master it, it will become very fast
It could be based on the roman alphabet or it could be based on the 5 different strokes for Chinese characters, and they have the stroke orders memorized
謝謝Grace.
谢谢你老师
谢谢🙏