What keyboard type you use?

  • KnZahid300
    11th Feb 2022 Member 0 Permalink

    Note:I'm editing the first message when a next user says what keyboard uses

  • KnZahid300
    7th May 2023 Member 0 Permalink

    In case you don't know,QWERTY is the most used keyboard,maybe some keyboards are QWERTZ or AZERTY or another layouts maybe

  • z4dg9ssw135
    9th May 2023 Member 0 Permalink

    QWERTY ENG(US intl.)
    JCUKEN RUS and UKR

  • KnZahid300
    12th May 2023 Member 0 Permalink

    YCUK[YE]N*

  • z4dg9ssw135
    13th May 2023 Member 0 Permalink

    @KnZahid300 (View Post)

     https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JCUKEN
    JCUKEN , not ycukyen
    y is used for bI letter

  • KnZahid300
    13th May 2023 Member 0 Permalink

    y is for "i kratke"<-how is the name?,for the "drak znak and I" maybe is "y"or something else and why "e" and not "ye" if russian shaped E has "ye" sound(je in IPA) and russian curved E but flipped has "e" sound

  • z4dg9ssw135
    14th May 2023 Member 0 Permalink

    @KnZahid300 (View Post)

     I kratka is J in more accurate transliterations (transl. Jabloko / official transl. Yabloko - apple) . "drak znak and i" doesnt even exist and i guess you meant Yeru(bI, jery actually) letter (Byvshyj / Byvshyy - ex- anyone). E as "ye" is only transliterated as word initial E (Jevropa / Yevropa - europe but Belyj / Belyy - white). "Curved flipped E" is only used at start of word (Elektrik - electrician)

    Longer example :

    Official : syesh zhe yeshche etikh myagkikh frantsuzskikh bulok, da vypey chayu

    Accurate : sjesh z*e jes*c*eo etih m'agkih francuzskih buloc*ek da vypej c*aju

    (* is used at place of hacek)

    Edited once by z4dg9ssw135. Last: 14th May 2023
  • KnZahid300
    15th May 2023 Member 0 Permalink

    yeru/yery is the name of "bI"?

  • z4dg9ssw135
    16th May 2023 Member 0 Permalink
  • KnZahid300
    26th May 2023 Member 0 Permalink

    thanks for the help