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Pinyin - 拼音 (pīn yīn) is not just a tool for mastering Mandarin Chinese pronunciation: many students also find writing out pinyin is a great way to memorize the correct tones for new vocabulary.(*TIP: If you've never heard of pinyin, first check out this post - "Pinyin: A Beginner's Guide".)So how exactly do you type pinyin with the correct tones? Some people simply stick the tone number at the end of the pinyin, for example ni3 hao3. It does the trick, but it doesn't quite look as nice as those pretty tones: nǐ hǎo.Other people just copy and from Google Translate. But that's a slow process and does nothing to help you learn the correct tones!It's Yoyo Chinese to the rescue! This post gives you step-by-step instructions for typing pinyin with beautiful tone marks on any device.This post is NOT about typing Chinese characters! To learn how to type Chinese characters, check out this free lesson video from our Chinese Character Course.You can also click here for instructions on how to install a Chinese language keyboard on your device.We've listed out how to type pinyin tone marks by device below:Computers: WindowsComputers: Mac OSMobile: iOS (iPhone, iPad)Mobile: AndroidJust follow the instructions for the device you want to use, and start typing Chinese pinyin with tones!Without further ado, read on to learn how to type pinyin with tone marks on your computer!Computers: WindowsAdding the Japanese Language and the PinyinTones keyboard on WindowsTo type pinyin in Windows, you need to first add the Japanese language, and then the PinyinTones keyboard.You might be thinking, "The 'Japanese language'? I'm here to type Chinese!" Just trust us on this one!Downloading and Installing the PinyinTones keyboard for Windows1. Visit their website at and download the software:2. Open up to install, and agree to the terms.3. Once you're done, open the program back up - you may see a message, and if so, click "Repair".Switching to the PinyinTones Keyboard on WindowsOnce you've installed the program, check out your languages icon in the right-hand corner of the task bar on your screen. Click on the language icon, and click

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How do you use cangjie input?What language is cangjie input for?How do I add a Chinese simplified keyboard to Windows 10?What is the easiest Chinese keyboard?How do I install Google Handwriting Input?What is the best Chinese handwriting app for Android?In an app, do any of the following:Enter Cangjie: Enter the Cangjie codes for the characters you want to use, then press the Space bar to insert each character in your document. Enter characters when you don’t know complete codes: Use the Z key, the Cangjie function key, in place of any unknown keys.What language is cangjie input for?Chinese charactersThe Cangjie input method (Tsang-chieh input method, sometimes called Changjie, Cang Jie, Changjei or Chongkit) is a system for entering Chinese characters into a computer using a standard computer keyboard.How do I install cangjie on Windows 10?How To Add Chinese Input On Your Windows 10Select “Time & Language” Select Language then click “Add a language”, under Preferred Language. Click “Install”After Installation, Select “Option”Select “Add a Keyboard” then choose the “Microsoft Changjie”How do I add a Chinese simplified keyboard to Windows 10?In the Search field at the top of the window that opens, type: Input language and then press the enter key on your keyboard. Select Change keyboards or other input methods and then the Change keyboards button. Choose Chinese (Simplified PRC) and click the ‘+’ sign next to it. Click ‘+’ next to Keyboard.What is the easiest Chinese keyboard?Google Pinyin Input The Google Pinyin keyboard is a great product for flexible use. It includes both simplified and traditional Chinese characters, making its users well-equipped regardless of which character set they want to use. The input keyboard is free, and comes with generous features.How do I install Chinese keyboard?2- Windows 7Go to Start > Control Panel > Clock, Language, and Region.On the “Region and Language” option, click on “Change Keyboards or Other Input Methods.”On the “Keyboards and Languages” tab, click on “Change Keyboards” > “Add” > “Chinese.”How do I install Google Handwriting Input?Turn on HandwritingOn your Android phone or tablet, open any app that you can type in, like Gmail or Keep.Tap where you can enter text. At the top left of the keyboard, tap Open features menu .Tap Settings . Tap Languages. Swipe right and turn on the Handwriting layout. Tap Done.What is the best Chinese handwriting app for Android?Top 5 free Chinese handwriting input for AndroidBaidu IME 百度输入法(拼音笔画五笔手写)gPen Handwriting IME (中文手写输入法)

Applies ToSwiftKey How to navigate the keyboard How to switch to another Chinese layout How to set up Fuzzy Pinyin Chinese input 1 - How to navigate the keyboard Microsoft SwiftKey uses a standard structure for Chinese, mainly including: composing buffer candidate bar extended candidate menu side Pinyin filter on 9-key layout We hope those technical names will help you have a better understanding of how Chinese works on your Microsoft SwiftKey Keyboard. 2 - How to switch to another Chinese layout Your Microsoft SwiftKey Keyboard offers many different Chinese layout options, but fortunately it's easy to switch to a different layout. To do this: From Toolbar: Tap the three dots ... then select the 'Layouts' icon. You'll see all of the languages you've installed - tap to select one. Scroll left and right to cycle between the different layout options. The selected layout will be made default. A note on default layouts:For Taiwan Traditional Chinese - Full keyboard Zhuyin layout is the default layout. You can find 9-Key Zhuyin and Stroke as alternatives. For Hong Kong Traditional Chinese - Quick Cangjie is the default. You can find regular Cangjie and Stroke as alternatives. 3 - How to set up Fuzzy Pinyin Chinese input Microsoft SwiftKey supports Fuzzy Pinyin from version 6.5.5 onwards. The option to enable Fuzzy Pinyin is available to all users with 'Chinese (PRC)' or 'Chinese (TW)' languages. Open the Microsoft SwiftKey app Tap 'Typing' Select 'Chinese input' Select 'Fuzzy Pinyin' Change Fuzzy Pinyin mappings to suit your typing style. Need more help? Want more options? Explore subscription benefits, browse training courses, learn how to secure your device, and more.