Re: Japanese keyboard
Re: Japanese keyboard Hi there,sorry for replying that lately, i had a quite busy week. Thank you for the great explanation, I think I get it now. The distinguisher for you is the meaning written beside each available choice right?While that explanation is in the same language, that may
Re: Japanese keyboard
Re: Japanese keyboard With both Japanese and Chinese, I've approached it from the view of a native speaker, so I can't say how you could go about getting started. But this is how it works for most people. Unfortunately, it requires an understanding of the language.In chinese, when you
Re: Japanese keyboard
Re: Japanese keyboard With both Japanese and Chinese, I've approached it from the view of a native speaker, so I can't say how you could go about getting started. But this is how it works for most people. Unfortunately, it requires an understanding of the language.In chinese, when you
Re: Japanese keyboard
Re: Japanese keyboard Hi,@assault_freak: yeah, I get it, it seems like I have misunderstood your previous post, sorry for that. So back to kanji, how could a blind person write it in a way, that will look normal for sighted readers?I'm running into similar problem like in chinese. I can
Re: Japanese keyboard
Re: Japanese keyboard No, I'm not saying that at all. I'm saying that all sounds, with tones included, have different characters. What I should've said was that there are examples of both cases. As a native speaker, I know the characters being used because of how they combine with other
Re: Japanese keyboard
Re: Japanese keyboard Hi there,@7: interesting, in Slovak everything is normally wrote just in 1 way, so we don't use term homophones and use homonyms instead, good to know that situation in english is different. Regarding chinese, well, from what I understand, you're saying, that all
Re: Japanese keyboard
Re: Japanese keyboard Hi there,@7: interesting, in Slovak everything is normally wrote just in 1 way, so we don't use term homophones and use homonyms instead, good to know that situation in english is different. Regarding chinese, well, from what I understand, you're saying, that all
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Re: Japanese keyboard Homonyms, in English, words that are spelled the same but pronounced differently. So your slovak example is actually an example of a homophone. Let me clarify a few things as a native Chinese speaker and someone who is also fluent in Japanese.The character for he, she
Re: Japanese keyboard
Re: Japanese keyboard @4: heh, do you mean kanji by hieroglyphs? One good thing about Japanese is, that you can write everything in kana and still be right, i.e. you are not forced to use kanji. You can make the text more understandable of course using it, but it isn't necessary.That
Re: Japanese keyboard
Re: Japanese keyboard This is what I meant about needing to understand how Japanese is written.. the same word doesn't have diferent meanings all the time. In this case, bridge and chopsticks are written completely different and so are two different words. The pronunciation is also
Re: Japanese keyboard
Re: Japanese keyboard The problem is that in Japanese the same word can mean different things.橋This word means bridge, but this word has 2 other meanings.In order to show the meaning of this word, hieroglyphs are used.As I know, you need to enter the word completely and press the space
Re: Japanese keyboard
Re: Japanese keyboard And thirdly.. you have to understand how Japanese is written, and know how to use all three alphabets. The keyboard isn't magic... URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/447945/#p447945 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin
Re: Japanese keyboard
Re: Japanese keyboard Hi there,well, in first place, you'll need a voice able to read Japanese characters.Second, if you've already setup the Japanese keyboard (I'm assuming we're talking about software keyboard, and not hardware Japanese device), you have two options:1. Type using romaji
Japanese keyboard
Japanese keyboard Hello.Can you please tell me how to use a Japanese keyboard?Thanks in advance! URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/447905/#p447905 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin-gucukoglu.com/cgi-bin/mailman
Japanese keyboard in Windows XP
2016-06-26
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AudioGames . net Forum — General Game Discussion : devinprater via Audiogames-reflector
Japanese keyboard in Windows XP Hi all. How can I get the Japanese keyboard in XP? XP is just about all I can virtualize, as 7 is slow and 10 is impossible with only 2 gigs of ram usable by a VM. It says I need the CD for XP pro, but I don’t have that, so if anyone has the files
