Typing Japanese 2 (Kanji-Kana Mix) | |
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If you don't remember the romaji combinations that will result in desired hiragana or katakana sequences, please return to the previous topic (Typing Japanese). When you type in romaji, what you typed initially appears in underlined hiragana. To apply dictionary lookup and convert this hiragana into kanji-hiragana-katakana mix, hit and .
If the input phrases are misspelled, dictionary lookup will result in meaningless string of characters.
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If you type "kurasunihaitta.", you will get many possible sentences. Three most common ones are shown below. Which one the computer gives you as your first choice depends on the history of what you have typed up to that point. (The computer keeps frequently used words at the top of your choice.)
If the computer gives you Sentence #1 (クラスには言った。) and you want Sentence #2 (クラスには行った。) instead, do the following.
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