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Saturday, 25 September 2010

Afrikaans

Vir dié wat sukkel met Afrikaans tik, veral daai kappies en doitjies...

Char. Keystroke 1Keystroke 2UnicodeChar.Keystroke 1Keystroke 2 Unicode
á Alt+0225Alt+160 00E1Á Alt+0193- 00C1
â Alt+0226Alt+131 00E2Â Alt+0194- 00C2
è Alt+0232Alt+138 00E8È Alt+0200- 00C8
é Alt+0233Alt+130 00E9É Alt+0201Alt+144 00C9
ê Alt+0234Alt+136 00EAÊ Alt+0202- 00CA
ë Alt+0235Alt+137 00EBË Alt+0203- 00CB
î Alt+0238Alt+140 00EEÎ Alt+0206- 00CE
ï Alt+0239Alt+139 00EFÏ Alt+0207- 00CF
ô Alt+0244Alt+147 00F4Ô Alt+0212- 00D4
ö Alt+0246Alt+148 00F6Ö Alt+0214Alt+153 00D6
û Alt+0251- 00FBÛ Alt+0219- 00DB

I'm so lucky! I have a keyboard that doesn't need fiddling to get the right keys. I need to find something like this for Lithuanian now. So far, I only have the č (Alt+269), which I need to be able to type my name.

11 comments:

  1. YIKES! Tint! That looks like programming to me!!! :D

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  2. I just leave the kappetjies etc out...lol..but thanks for this if I need it I will know where to find it...

    sometimes when I look at my typos I think I need help with an English code

    grins

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  3. Kat, I guess it is a kind of programming. After all, what is programming.... a language?

    Heather, I figured as much. Want some code for English? Laughing hard... Just teasing... as I say, it makes your messages interesting =Þ I spend too much time backspacing.

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  4. I have some awesome examples of my infamous typos...my friends never let me forget them

    Ask Chuck how I managed to mess up the word..wonderful???

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  5. oops wrong ID...LOL..see what I mean????

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  6. There's a difference though. When I do that, I'm a ditz... when you do that, it's interesting... and entertaining LOL Gets that way when you're busy ; )

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  7. Cool! But, glad I don't struggle with African type...lol!

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  8. I didn't know Afrikaans had some of the characters we have, like the accent and dieresis (like ü, don't know how you call it).. nice when your keyboard cooperates eh!

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  9. Sandy, it is not a struggle at all. The language is understood without those thingamebobs, but I'm picky and like to have them in place.

    Dani, my Portuguese keyboard is a huge advantage for that very reason. We call that an 'umlaut' in Afrikaans.

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  10. I have always wondered for years how to get those!!!!

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  11. Well, now you know... or you could just get a fancy schmancy foreign keyboard like mine with all its missing letters lol

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