Branah— lets you click on the Japanese keys on their digital keyboard to type in Japanese LanguageKeyboard.net— lets you input romaji to type in Japanese while giving you Hiragana and Katakana charts MyKeyboard— lets you type in romaji, turning it into Japanese text. Clicking the “Fluenti...
If you hold down let's say "か", you are given the options to also type hiragana that begin with 'k'. Once you know where each vowel sound is located, you can just swipe it when you want a certain hiragana. Also, for kanji, just type in the hiragana for it and it should pop ...
The only prepaid SIM I’ve personally tried is the Japan Travel SIM, which I purchased at a BIC Camera (there’s a location in the arrivals hall at Haneda Airport). Prepaid cards from B-Mobile and Ninja SIM can be picked up at the airport, and they also deliver to Japanese hotel addr...
Netflix also has features that would be useful to any language learner such as multilingual subtitles and (occasionally) audio dubs. You can use these tools as you wish to make your Japanese studies more accessible or challenging. If you need some help on what to watch, here’s a quick gu...
If you’d like to type it yourself, here’s how it’s done: Start by opening a Word document with the Japanese language pack installed in Windows. Insert the first character by going to Insert > Symbol. The following three symbols can be easily located on most keyboards. Next, switch to...
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glad to have this as your companion. Available for Android and iPhone users, this free app boasts higher accuracy than Google Translate, which tends to fall short when it comes to Asian languages. Want to translate your picture from Chinese to Thai or convert that Japanese image to English ...
Last week, I asked the question of the computer age: ‘how to type Chinese characters into the Computer?’ This week, we go another step further, into the age of iPhone and Tablets (not the stones…): ‘how to type Chinese characters on mobile?’ ...
There's two keyboards. One can use like the English keyboard. The second one you use like one of those old cell phones where you had to press the button multiple times for one letter. I prefer this keyboard. I actually hated it at first, but I thought I
Now you can enter the text you wish to translate. Either hold the iPhone in portrait mode and type in the text you want to translate in your language, or you can use the mic – skip to step 7 if that’s what you want to do. ...