Difference between revisions of "Mirandese/Keyboard"
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| + | * The '''Kazakh alphabet''' has 42 letters (33 used in Russian + 9 more). Which of these xkb keyboard layouts do you think Kazakh speakers in Kazakhstan prefer to use to type Kazakh, and why? Note that almost all Kazakh speakers in Kazakhstan also speak Russian (but not all Russian speakers in Kazakhstan also speak Kazakh). | ||
[[File:Keyboard layout - xkb Kazakh.png|thumb|'''Kazakh''' - available in Windows for at least 20 years or so]] | [[File:Keyboard layout - xkb Kazakh.png|thumb|'''Kazakh''' - available in Windows for at least 20 years or so]] | ||
[[File:Keyboard layout - xkb Kazakh (with Russian).png|thumb|'''Kazakh (with Russian)''']] | [[File:Keyboard layout - xkb Kazakh (with Russian).png|thumb|'''Kazakh (with Russian)''']] | ||
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[[File:Keyboard layout - xkb Russian (Kazakhstan, with Kazakh).png|thumb|none|'''Russian (Kazakhstan, with Kazakh)''']] | [[File:Keyboard layout - xkb Russian (Kazakhstan, with Kazakh).png|thumb|none|'''Russian (Kazakhstan, with Kazakh)''']] | ||
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| + | * The '''Hawaiʻian alphabet''' has 13 letters (including ʻ), plus 5 letters with macrons (ā, ē, ī, ō, ū). How might you design a Hawaiʻian keyboard layout? How do you think it's actually been done? | ||
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| + | * Here's a basic '''Spanish layout based on a U.S. English layout''': | ||
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Revision as of 15:31, 9 February 2023
Examples
- The Kazakh alphabet has 42 letters (33 used in Russian + 9 more). Which of these xkb keyboard layouts do you think Kazakh speakers in Kazakhstan prefer to use to type Kazakh, and why? Note that almost all Kazakh speakers in Kazakhstan also speak Russian (but not all Russian speakers in Kazakhstan also speak Kazakh).
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- The Hawaiʻian alphabet has 13 letters (including ʻ), plus 5 letters with macrons (ā, ē, ī, ō, ū). How might you design a Hawaiʻian keyboard layout? How do you think it's actually been done?
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