This is the third time I've seen somebody on this site write "how it looks like" instead of "how it looks" or "what it looks like" and I can't tell anymore if everybody on this site is a fucking moron or if it's a new meme that isn't talked about.
Can soneone explain chinese to me!? Becuse usually words are a coyole of letters apparentl or that's what it seems to me . Are all words short? How do you write fast!? I have always wondered
I'm not sure about Chinese, but in Japanese they apparently type words phonetically and the typing program replaces the phonetic characters with the proper words.
Same with Chinese though sometimes people use a stylus and an electronic pad keyboard thing to write the words. There isn't an alphabet in china so its really hard when you don't now how to write a ward especially because china takes homophones to the extreme and each pronunciation is associated with around 10 different words. Basically it's a pain in the ass especially if it isn't the language you use everyday.
What? No. I'm Chinese and we type our words phonetically. Sure, the older generation still uses something like that or they just simply draw it out but the younger generation definitely do not do that. That would be complete and utter hell.
I'm from Hong Kong, let me tell you guys what I know. In HK we usually ONLY use top left (of a letter button) for English and bottom left for typing in traditional Chinese characters (using Changjie method).
So, about top right, it seems to be a way to type traditional Chinese using Pinyin method for Taiwanese. Bottom right, never seen it so I cannot tell.
Hope it helps!
this is not chinese thats japanese
can people stop getting these two languages mixed together
i've lived in china for 6 years already and that is not what a chinese keyboard looks like
This is not a Chinese keyboard.. I'm sorry i live here and we use normal keyboards like everyone else and just type it out in phonetics and then choose the correct character with one of the number keys: 这个不是对的对不起。。。
So, about top right, it seems to be a way to type traditional Chinese using Pinyin method for Taiwanese. Bottom right, never seen it so I cannot tell.
Hope it helps!
can people stop getting these two languages mixed together
i've lived in china for 6 years already and that is not what a chinese keyboard looks like