Difference between revisions of "Ladino/Keyboard"
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| + | *There are no existing keyboards specifically for Ladino since it is written in so many different scripts, including two types of Hebrew (Rashi and Meruba), Cyrillic, and at least five types of Latin (English-based, Spanish-based, Turkish-based, Serbo-Croatian-based, and French-based). However, this also means that it can be written on the existing keyboards of all of these languages. | ||
| + | **Hebrew keyboards can be found on all major platforms, and while it is usually in Meruba script, Rashi script is likely a font option for Hebrew. | ||
| + | **Cyrillic is a script used for multiple different languages, mostly Slavic languages like Bulgarian, Serbian, Croatian, and Russian, but also other like Kurdish, Romani, and various Turkik languages. Some of these, like Russian, have multiple keyboard options based on various dialects. However, it appears that Cyrillic was mostly used by Sephardic Jews in Bulgaria, so that keyboard may be the most useful. It can be found on Windows 10, Mac OS, and Linux. | ||
| + | **There are many forms of Latin script that can be used on various platforms, and many (like English, Spanish, and French) have multiple keyboard options based on various dialects and regions. Turkish and Serbian (written in Latin script) can also be found on Windows 10, Mac OS, and Linux. | ||
==My Layout== | ==My Layout== | ||
Revision as of 19:47, 26 February 2021
Existing Resources
- There are no existing keyboards specifically for Ladino since it is written in so many different scripts, including two types of Hebrew (Rashi and Meruba), Cyrillic, and at least five types of Latin (English-based, Spanish-based, Turkish-based, Serbo-Croatian-based, and French-based). However, this also means that it can be written on the existing keyboards of all of these languages.
- Hebrew keyboards can be found on all major platforms, and while it is usually in Meruba script, Rashi script is likely a font option for Hebrew.
- Cyrillic is a script used for multiple different languages, mostly Slavic languages like Bulgarian, Serbian, Croatian, and Russian, but also other like Kurdish, Romani, and various Turkik languages. Some of these, like Russian, have multiple keyboard options based on various dialects. However, it appears that Cyrillic was mostly used by Sephardic Jews in Bulgaria, so that keyboard may be the most useful. It can be found on Windows 10, Mac OS, and Linux.
- There are many forms of Latin script that can be used on various platforms, and many (like English, Spanish, and French) have multiple keyboard options based on various dialects and regions. Turkish and Serbian (written in Latin script) can also be found on Windows 10, Mac OS, and Linux.
