IPA Phonetic Keyboard vs Θwɔŋjäŋ

Behold the first completely FREE IPA keyboard on the App Store designed for linguists, language learners, and hobbyists. It is designed to be lightweight and fluid, matching up to the user experience of the system emoji keyboard. =FEATURES= - Includes ALL symbols on the newest standard IPA chart (2020 ver.) - Includes most symbols (the ones available in Unicode) on the newest standard extIPA chart (2016 ver.) - Symbols are divided into sections just like the IPA chart(-duh!): consonants, non-pulmonic, other symbols, vowels, suprasegmentals, tones and word accents, and diacritics - Symbols are arranged naturally, with a layout designed for you to find the symbols you want more quickly (especially the vowels, it's cleverly designed to match the layout on the IPA chart) - Convenient input for "[]", "//", "~", "◌", space, and return on the top of the keyboard - Completely free, NO ADS =EXTERNAL LINKS= For more information on IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet), refer to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Phonetic_Alphabet The developer, Vince14Genius's GitHub: https://www.github.com/Vince14Genius/

The Θwɔŋjäŋ-16 Keyboard is a Dinka language keyboard. In 2016, Aleu Majok Aleu and I agreed to make changes to the Dinka_letter set and spelling to create a more concise, consistent, and phonetically accurate written form. *One Sound - One Letter Principle* We introduced the characters "θ," "ð," "ṅ," and "ñ" to replace "th," "dh," "nh," and "ny," respectively.