Saturday, October 19, 2024

Latin Keyboard for the Cantonese language

Online Diacritic Keyboard for Cantonese language Online Diacritic Keyboard (using Guõngdônkwà Pênkyämp Romanization)





a2

e2

i2

o2

u2

a4

e4

i4

o4

u4

a5

e5

i5

o5

u5

n5

a~

e~

i~

o~

u~

a9

e9

i9

o9

u9


If typing in UPPER CASE for these letters below, type both letters in Capital (eg. AA1):


Instructions

To type directly with the computer keyboard:

  • Type the number after the vowel or consonant to add a diacritic.
    macron (◌̄) = 1 (Note: Macrons are not used in Cantonese Penkyamp Romanization
    acute accent (◌́)= 2
    breve (◌̆) = 3 (Note: Breves are not used in Cantonese Penkyamp Romanization)
    grave accent (◌̀) = 4
    circumflex (◌̂) = 5
    double macron (◌̿) = 6 (Note: Double macrons are not used in Cantonese Penkyamp Romanization)
    diaresis (below the vowel) (◌̤) = 7 (Note: diaresis below the vowels are not used in Cantonese Penkyamp Romanization)
    vertical line (◌̍) = 8 (Note: Vertical lines are not used in Cantonese Penkyamp Romanization
    diaresis (above the vowel) (◌̈) = 9
    tilde (◌̃) = ~
    diaresis (below the vowel) plus diacritic (above the vowel) (◌̤̄)(◌̤́ )(◌̤̌)(◌̤̀ )(◌̤̂)(◌̤̿)(◌̤̍) = type vowel letter twice + diacritic number (Note: diaresis below the vowels are not used in Cantonese Penkyamp Romanization)

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It should be noted that the diacritic tonal numbers used on this keyboard differs from the Pe̍h-ōe-jī Tonal Numbers shown on Wikipedia. This is purposely done to ensure compatibility with all the other Sinitic keyboards on this website so that the tonal numbers remain unchanged and to avoid needless confusion.

The Chinese Character to Cantonese Transliterator can be found here



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