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Motorola Nheengatú layout. This is what I believe to be the only existing keyboard layout for Nheengatú. Motorola has developed it for Android systems and launched it in early 2021, which is extremely recent. I checked on my cellphone and it is very similar to a regular Portuguese keyboard, but cleaner. Most characters with diacritics are available on the second level of the keyboard, but it is still possible to compose a few letters on the first level.

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−	~~The following~~ Nheengatú ~~keyboard~~ layout is ~~based on~~ the ~~Brazilian Portuguese~~ keyboard layout. ~~This choice intends to generate a layout that eases the use~~ for ~~speakers based~~ on ~~similarity of orthographies~~ and ~~regional influence; virtually all current speakers of Nheengatú~~ are ~~speakers~~ of ~~Portuguese~~.	+	==Existing resources==
		+	* [https://www.forbes.com/sites/carolinamilanesi/2021/05/27/motorola-creates-a-blueprint-to-support-endangered-languages-in-smartphones/?sh=50ac397e1f7c Motorola Nheengatú layout]. This is what I believe to be the only existing keyboard layout for Nheengatú. Motorola has developed it for Android systems and launched it in early 2021, which is extremely recent. I checked on my cellphone and it is very similar to a regular Portuguese keyboard, but cleaner. Most characters with diacritics are available on the second level of the keyboard, but it is still possible to compose a few letters on the first level.