タイピング練習: Japanese Keyboard Typing Practice

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Japanese Romaji Keyboard Input Guide

あ　ア　a	い　イ i	う　ウ u	え　エ e	お　オ o
か　カ ka	き　キ ki	く　ク ku	け　ケ ke	こ　コ ko
さ　サ sa	し　シ si	す　ス su	せ　セ se	そ　ソ so
た　タ ta	ち　チ ti	つ　ツ tu	て　テ te	と　ト to
な　ナ na	に　ニ ni	ぬ　ヌ nu	ね　ネ ne	の　ノ no
は　ハ ha	ひ　ヒ hi	ふ　フ fu	へ　ヘ he	ほ　ホ ho
ま　マ ma	み　ミ mi	む　ム mu	め　メ me	も　モ mo
や　ヤ ya	ゆ　ユ yu	よ　ヨ yo	わ　ワ wa	を　ヲ wo
ら　ラ ra	り　リ ri	る　ル ru	れ　ロ re	ろ　ロ ro

ん　nn　

か　ガ　ga	ぎ　ギ　gi	ぐ　グ　gu	げ　ゲ　ge	ご　ゴ　go
ざ　ザ　za	じ　ジ　ji	ず　ズ　ju	ぜ　ゼ　ze	ぞ　ゾ　zo
だ　ダ　da	ぢ　ヂ　di	づ　ヅ　du	で　デ　de	ど　ド　do
ば　バ　ba	び　ビ　bi	ぶ　ブ　bu	べ　ベ　be	ぼ　ボ　bo
ぱ　パ　pa	ぴ　ピ　pi	ぷ　プ　pu	ぺ　ペ　pe	ぽ　ポ　po
きゃ　キャ　kya	きゅ　キュ　kyu	きょ　キョ　kyo
しゃ　シャ sya	しゅ　シュ syu	しょ　ショ syo
ちゃ　チャ tya	ちゅ　チュ tyu	ちょ　チョ tyo
にゃ　ニャ nya	にゅ　ニュ nyu	にょ　ニョ nyo
ひゃ　ヒャ hya	ひゅ　ヒュ hyu	ひょ　ヒョ hyo
みゃ　ミャ mya	みゅ　ミュ myu	みょ　ミョ myo
りゃ　リャ rya	りゅ　リュ ryu	りょ　リョ ryo
ぎゃ　ギャ　gya	ぎゅ　ギュ　gyu	ぎょ　ギョ　gyo
じゃ　ジャ　ja	じゅ　ジュ ju	じょ　ジョ　jo
びゃ　ビャ　bya	びゅ　ビュ byu	びょ　ビョ　byo
ぴゃ　ピャ　pya	ぴゅ　ピュ pyu	ぴょ　ピョ pyo

The long-sounding symbol “ー” in katakana is entered by pressing the – (minus key) to the right of the number key 0.

There are two ways to input the velar sound in a single word.
① Double-entering after the first letter of the latter pronunciation will result in a proclamation, e.g.: 切符, きっぷ kippu, 校がっこう gakkou
② when entering small っ alone you can use direct input ltu or xtu

Small aa no footprint input
Other small kana can be entered in the same way as explained in ② above, just add x or l in front of it to turn it into small kana
For example, if you enter the letters “l” or “x” + a, i, u, e, or o, you get aa by entering la, aa by entering xa, and no by entering li.

Microsoft Japanese input method is the way to input Roman characters or directly input kana.

In the “Input Mode” menu above the input method taskbar.

Hiragana is Hiragana Shortcut key: Ctrl + Capslock key
Katakana is Katakana Shortcut: Alt + Capslock
Alphanumeric is alphanumeric Shortcut: Alt + ~ (the key under the Esc key)
Direct Input is the way to input kana directly

Generally we use Hiragana and Katakana mode to input.

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