Kuɔny:Typing in Dinka
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Typing on a desktop computer / [PLEASE TRANSLATE THE SECTION HEADING TO DINKA]
[cokic | cok tënëyökic]Using Wikipedia's built-in keyboard / [PLEASE TRANSLATE THE SECTION HEADING TO DINKA]
[cokic | cok tënëyökic]See mw:Help:Extension:UniversalLanguageSelector/Input methods/din-fqsx.
Typing on a mobile phone or tablet / [PLEASE TRANSLATE THE SECTION HEADING TO DINKA]
[cokic | cok tënëyökic]Android
[cokic | cok tënëyökic]There are several keyboard apps that can be used to type Dinka. Pick any keyboard that is the most convenient for you.
Using the African Keyboard app / [PLEASE TRANSLATE THE SECTION HEADING TO DINKA]
[cokic | cok tënëyökic]1 | Install the "African keyboard" app. | [PLEASE TRANSLATE THIS SECTION INTO DINKA] |
2 | Go to your phone settings, usually using the "gear" icon ⚙. | [PLEASE TRANSLATE THIS SECTION INTO DINKA] |
3 | Go to "General management" > "Language and input" > On-screen keyboard. | [PLEASE TRANSLATE THIS SECTION INTO DINKA] |
4 | Tap "Manage keyboards". | [PLEASE TRANSLATE THIS SECTION INTO DINKA] |
5 | Enable "African Keyboard". | [PLEASE TRANSLATE THIS SECTION INTO DINKA] |
6 | Go back to the phone's home screen. | [PLEASE TRANSLATE THIS SECTION INTO DINKA] |
7 | Open the full apps list and open the African Keyboard app. | [PLEASE TRANSLATE THIS SECTION INTO DINKA] |
8 | Tap the button with three dots from top to bottom ⋮ and tap "Settings". | [PLEASE TRANSLATE THIS SECTION INTO DINKA] |
9 | Tap "Character Set". Select "South Sudan". You are ready! Now you can type all the Dinka letters anywhere in your phone: Internet, WhatsApp, Facebook, Google, and everywhere else. | [PLEASE TRANSLATE THIS SECTION INTO DINKA] |
10 | When you are typing, switch to African keyboard using a globe icon (🌐) or slide the Space bar to the right, until the keyboard changes to African keyboard. | [PLEASE TRANSLATE THIS SECTION INTO DINKA] |
Typing:
ɣ | long-tap g | [PLEASE TRANSLATE THIS SECTION INTO DINKA] |
ŋ | long-tap n | [PLEASE TRANSLATE THIS SECTION INTO DINKA] |
ɛ | long-tap e | [PLEASE TRANSLATE THIS SECTION INTO DINKA] |
ɔ | long-tap o | [PLEASE TRANSLATE THIS SECTION INTO DINKA] |
ä, ë, ɛ̈, ï, ö, ɔ̈ | write the letter and tap 6 | [PLEASE TRANSLATE THIS SECTION INTO DINKA] |
numbers | long-tap the numbers | [PLEASE TRANSLATE THIS SECTION INTO DINKA] |
Using MultiLing Keyboard
[cokic | cok tënëyökic]1 | Install the "MultiLing keyboard" app. | [PLEASE TRANSLATE THIS SECTION INTO DINKA] |
2 | Install the "Dinka keyboard plugin" app. | [PLEASE TRANSLATE THIS SECTION INTO DINKA] |
3 | Go to your phone settings, usually using the "gear" icon ⚙. | [PLEASE TRANSLATE THIS SECTION INTO DINKA] |
4 | Go to "General management" > "Language and input" > On-screen keyboard. | [PLEASE TRANSLATE THIS SECTION INTO DINKA] |
5 | Tap "Manage keyboards". | [PLEASE TRANSLATE THIS SECTION INTO DINKA] |
6 | Enable "Multiling keyboard". | [PLEASE TRANSLATE THIS SECTION INTO DINKA] |
7 | Open the full apps list and open the Multiling keyboard app. | [PLEASE TRANSLATE THIS SECTION INTO DINKA] |
8 | Tap "Enable languages". | [PLEASE TRANSLATE THIS SECTION INTO DINKA] |
9 | Scroll down and enable "Dinka". (You may also disable the languages that you don't need.) | [PLEASE TRANSLATE THIS SECTION INTO DINKA] |
10 | When you are typing, switch to Dinka keyboard using a globe icon (🌐) or slide the Space bar to the right, until the keyboard changes to Dinka keyboard. | [PLEASE TRANSLATE THIS SECTION INTO DINKA] |