Tips: use > key pads on the keyboard to choose more selections, I figured this out after searching it for a while. I'm too lazy to use the mouse. the > key pads located beside the ?/ keypads. Hope it helps
You can create keyboard short cuts for Pinyin tones in Microsoft Word with no need to install any software or changes languages etc. In Word, on the menu ribbon, go to Insert>Symbol, select More Symbols, find the symbol you want, e.g. ā, then click on the button that says Shortcut Key. In the box that says "Press new shortcut key:" create the short cut you want. In my case I created the short cut Alt+a,1 (by pressing Alt, a and 1 on the keyboard) for the symbol ā, then click on the button that says Assign. Then create other shortcuts, e.g. Alt+a,2 for á., Alt+a,3 for ǎ, Alt+a,4 for à, repeating the same for the other finals... Its a bit time consuming to set up, but once done, it will always work - no need for apps or changing language etc.
I have a lot to learn still with Chinese language. I am using Duolingo since Christmas 2023. Tons of practice needed. So, I made hand notes but started to become confused with the accents. For instance ai for love and ai for short. This was totally confusing and then many others I have noticed. I have to make a comprehensive booklet with my notes now. Thank you
Wishing you good fortune @deiwar2994 - Besides our Mandarin course, which focuses on actual conversations and helps you form how to speak Mandarin, we also suggest our full video series, covering tones, grammar details, and more! th-cam.com/play/PLJzrIsdFSD4mWVrqgDBWNDqqOp5GVY0kk.html
Three questions: 1) Is there a way to get the selection row that pops up to have larger font? 2) Why won't it find phrases for me? I can't get any things like "ren2 zi4 tou2"? 3) Why wont' it type stroke names? I can get shu, heng, dian (after a ton of searching) but not ti or na, or any stroke name with more than one word (see question #2)
How do you get the character selection bar to follow your cursor? Mine can only be anchored. What is the proper name for this typing window (so I can google it)? I mean the thing at 1:09 which shows up the characters as you type.
how to include chinese tome marking like you? type Ni Hao measn hello so, Ni have 3rd tone marking and Hao have 2 or 3rd where its is? please tell how type tone marking
This is what's driving me nuts - you only get the list of characters to select with simplified. If you set up to use traditional / pinyin, you don't get the drop down menu. It just selects characters for you. This is maddening. Does anyone have any idea how to get the little menu that opens that lets you select the characters?
@jgordon194 Tones are a huge part of Mandarin! If you're interested in learning all about them and mastering the Mandarin Language, we suggest our full series here: th-cam.com/play/PLJzrIsdFSD4mWVrqgDBWNDqqOp5GVY0kk.html
Coming from typing Japanese I am so disappointed that Pinyin input forces you to type the numbers. With Japanese you can just press the space bar to select the word/hanzi you want and it's not so terrible.
The words typed in pinyin are called Chinese characters, For example: "ni hao"this is pinyin, "你好"this is hanzi. But they mean the same thing, Because you can use the pinyin input method to type it is "你好" . But it's "你好" for everyday use. Or rather, "ni hao" is a way of learning, and "你好" is A form of expression. I hope my answer will help you understand. 😉
Simplified Chinese may be used in China, but there are millions of Chinese people around the world who use Traditional Chinese. Simplified Chinese is unsophisticated not to mention ugly. You are limiting yourself if you only study Simplified Chinese.
thank you so much, I am currently studying chinese language was having trouble with the characters and pinyin. Thank you again.
Well done! One of the best explanations on how to set up a Chinese language input. Thanks!
'v' for umlaut! I took Chinese courses in college so many years ago, and I never knew this. Thanks!
Finally! A video that explains how to get that umlaut in Chinese!:D
The power of the letter V!
The v for 女 was very helpful.
Tips: use > key pads on the keyboard to choose more selections, I figured this out after searching it for a while. I'm too lazy to use the mouse. the > key pads located beside the ?/ keypads. Hope it helps
very nice. was exactly what i was looking for without the effort of going through every key.
You can also use Arrow Up and Down to cycle through the signs. With spacebar you can select the highlighted sign.
is there a joke here when you have title called Pinyin then you are talking about chinese simple form input?
? pinyin is how we type chinese characters with the current keyboard
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Thank you!!!! very very much! I was struggling trying to understand how to do this!
You can also use Arrow Up and Down to cycle through the signs. With Spacebar you can select the highlighted sign.
You can create keyboard short cuts for Pinyin tones in Microsoft Word with no need to install any software or changes languages etc.
In Word, on the menu ribbon, go to Insert>Symbol, select More Symbols, find the symbol you want, e.g. ā, then click on the button that says Shortcut Key.
In the box that says "Press new shortcut key:" create the short cut you want.
In my case I created the short cut Alt+a,1 (by pressing Alt, a and 1 on the keyboard) for the symbol ā, then click on the button that says Assign.
Then create other shortcuts, e.g. Alt+a,2 for á., Alt+a,3 for ǎ, Alt+a,4 for à, repeating the same for the other finals...
Its a bit time consuming to set up, but once done, it will always work - no need for apps or changing language etc.
traditional Chinese is used in Hong Kong and Taiwan.
as well as millions of Chinese around the world.
finally thank you😭🙏 im have been suffering with the other chinese typing thing and i complete dont know how to type that
How do I type the pronunciation with the tones in pinyin?
you dont have to, you just need to select the right word under the menu that pops up
I have a lot to learn still with Chinese language. I am using Duolingo since Christmas 2023. Tons of practice needed. So, I made hand notes but started to become confused with the accents. For instance ai for love and ai for short. This was totally confusing and then many others I have noticed. I have to make a comprehensive booklet with my notes now. Thank you
Wishing you good fortune @deiwar2994 - Besides our Mandarin course, which focuses on actual conversations and helps you form how to speak Mandarin, we also suggest our full video series, covering tones, grammar details, and more! th-cam.com/play/PLJzrIsdFSD4mWVrqgDBWNDqqOp5GVY0kk.html
Thankyou it was very useful!!!!!
Thanks, I started learning chinese not long ago, I wanted to use chinese pinyin keyboard and now thanks to you, I can. Thanks! Liked!
Like... you made it so simple and packed in so much info. Great teaching - thank you :)
thank you! that was super helpful
谢谢！
Thank you very much Nice teaching. It helps:)
Thank you!! Simple and helpful explanation
Thank you.
Very simple. Thank you.
I needed this information!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
thank you very much luv you boiii
How do you add traditional characters but written with pinyin? Thanks!
i would like to say Thankyou , its simple but really helpful
that was so easy...thanks for sharing this video
Excellent
Three questions: 1) Is there a way to get the selection row that pops up to have larger font? 2) Why won't it find phrases for me? I can't get any things like "ren2 zi4 tou2"? 3) Why wont' it type stroke names? I can get shu, heng, dian (after a ton of searching) but not ti or na, or any stroke name with more than one word (see question #2)
you saved my life
How do you get the character selection bar to follow your cursor? Mine can only be anchored. What is the proper name for this typing window (so I can google it)? I mean the thing at 1:09 which shows up the characters as you type.
thank you so much for this video! :)
Thank you
Loved the video! It was absolutely helpful!
how to include chinese tome marking like you? type Ni Hao measn hello so, Ni have 3rd tone marking and Hao have 2 or 3rd where its is? please tell how type tone marking
Just do this: ni3 hao3. 好, meaning "good," is in the third tone. So is 你.
wow you saved me with the v hint. 很谢谢您!
多谢！我刚学会一个新的技巧
thank you very much, very helpful
Can I typing pinyin in Chinese keyboard?
This is what's driving me nuts - you only get the list of characters to select with simplified. If you set up to use traditional / pinyin, you don't get the drop down menu. It just selects characters for you. This is maddening. Does anyone have any idea how to get the little menu that opens that lets you select the characters?
this is not pinyin, it's a Chinese character keyboard.
How do I know what words say?? when I type stuff and I translate it it says weird awkward stuff
now i can write mandarin for online class
why don't I have the keyboard change setting at the bottom right corner?
v for woman is what i did not know. thx a million :)
He means using the "v" key to type a "u" with an umlaut
It's helpful, really...
thanks
cómo escriben los 4 tildes del tono fonético del pinyin
how to hand draw rare characters that are not listed in the selection?
THANK YOU!
Pinyin has TONES. I want to write pinyin with the tone markers on. Not the right title for the vid
@jgordon194 Tones are a huge part of Mandarin! If you're interested in learning all about them and mastering the Mandarin Language, we suggest our full series here: th-cam.com/play/PLJzrIsdFSD4mWVrqgDBWNDqqOp5GVY0kk.html
i thought the numbers would be relative to the entonation signs.. like Jin1 Tian1....
but I guess I will have to learn the all the characters..
exactly what I am looking for, cannot find "女" with Nu like you said
You forgot: you can use the language bar to switch to traditional if you want.
my keyboard is still showing regular roman keyboard
oh know i know how thanks
Coming from typing Japanese I am so disappointed that Pinyin input forces you to type the numbers. With Japanese you can just press the space bar to select the word/hanzi you want and it's not so terrible.
it dosent let me use china
Thank you。 谢谢你。
谢谢您。
Tqvm
你真美宝贝 谢谢🤩🤩
my computer won't appear this 1:05 :(
The #5 at 2:24 looks like a table flipping emoji and at 1:28 like a super happy emoji.
你好，谢谢！
谢谢
Wunderbar
Ja, oder?
你好 谢谢你！
Simplified is definitely not easier to learn, lmao
patterned writing vs unpatterned writing - patterned always wins
Why does my CHINESE keyboard suggest ENGLISH words tho
legend
你会华文？？？！！！真棒！
if u shut down and go back it will disappear
I am so confused.. How do I know what it says? I put in space and it says Something about "Fear of testing"?????
Simplified characters are ugly. How do I add pinyin for traditional Chinese?
@:22 you'll see Chinese (Traditional) to the right of Chinese (Simplified)
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how to type í ì á
This is 汉字（hanzi）not pinyin
The words typed in pinyin are called Chinese characters, For example: "ni hao"this is pinyin, "你好"this is hanzi. But they mean the same thing, Because you can use the pinyin input method to type it is "你好" . But it's "你好" for everyday use.
Or rather, "ni hao" is a way of learning, and "你好" is A form of expression.
I hope my answer will help you understand. 😉
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最后那个三妻四妾， 怎么还有位一位日本武士？
(●'◡'●) 谢谢！
我不知道你在说什么
what the fuck it doesn't work
Nexy video i need
Completely useless Guide, Microsoft keyboard is really annoying and not useful.
Simplified Chinese may be used in China, but there are millions of Chinese people around the world who use Traditional Chinese. Simplified Chinese is unsophisticated not to mention ugly. You are limiting yourself if you only study Simplified Chinese.
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