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<1> Little Tricks

Alt+shift can be switched between Chinese, English and Japanese

alt+~ can switch between Kana and English

Ctrl+capslock and Alt+capslock can be toggled between hiragana and Katakana

After hitting the letter, do not tap the SPACEBAR or enter key, plus press

F5, turn into a character set (word selection or font)

F6, restoring hiragana (full width)

F7, turn into kana (full-width)

F8, turn into kana (half-width)

F9, turn into Roman alphabet (full-width), successive presses can be converted in all caps, all lowercase, and uppercase letters.

F10, turn into Roman letters (half-width), successive presses can be converted in all caps, all lowercase, and uppercase letters.

(Use the mouse to select the word multibyte press the above shortcut key can also achieve the same effect)

<2> Input Rules

1. The input method of the tone: example: ずっとzutto, はっきりhakkiri, やっぱりyappari

(The first letter after the tone is entered two consecutive times)

2. Input method of dial tone: Press "n" twice. Example: まんぞくmannzoku, まんがmanga, まんいんmannin

(You can enter only once when the first letter is not a vowel sound)

3. Tone Input Method: example: きゃきゅきょkya kyu Kyo (i.e. the Roman spelling rule)

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<3> PostScript

Hiragana, katakana, and Roman characters are the three main elements of Japanese expression, and the convenience of switching between them allows us to express ourselves more smoothly. When I know the existence of Japanese input method before contact with Japanese, I really want to master it. After learning Japanese, I learned that Microsoft's own Japanese input method is similar to Chinese input methods in Pinyin ime, feel a piece of cake in hand what difficult? But in playing "Dawu" failure n times, when the know should be spelled "Wo" instead of "O" when only then, so! In addition, both the tone and the tone are tried n times to succeed. After the course to turn textbooks, impressively all on the above, clear--no serious results. Presumably everyone is aware of the importance and usefulness of katakana, but it is difficult to switch it.

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