AEI Keyboard Note Swedish vs Navlipi Keyboard

You can type messages easier and faster with one-hand wherever you are! What is Good about AEI Keyboard - Only One Push to input Vowel (letter). - Less than Two Push to input Alphabet. (any letter) - Input faster with Two Thumbs. **************************** This Keyboard works ONLY in this APP. SPECIAL FEATURES: * Friendly alphabetical character array with 13 multi input keys with just 2 characters each in order to type faster and easier * Ideal key size that reduce probability of typographic errors * Auto determination of character typed with multi-input key (eg. When “OP=” key is typed once, the character “O” will be determined automatically after certain time interval, which is adjustable at the “tool” menu. This means you can type the same character continuously without using the right arrow key) * Buttons: - “Clear” button to erase - “Hide” button to hide keyboard for view of longer messages - “Mail” button to send the content to Mail application * Auto save feature to save messages in “list” *Please visit our stie! www.4us.jp Thank you!

NAVLIPI World’s first practical phonemic (also phonetic) alphabet, based on Latin alphabet. See: https://navlipi.org All languages Superscripts on some keys: E (English); M (Mandarin); T (Tamil); A (Arabic); Dewanaagari letter. Long vowels by reduplication: Short i, u -> Long ii, uu, etc; aa an exception. Common vowels • aa English father, Hindi आ • Ω English ball, vowel in Hindi कौन • ɔ (inverted-c) English Jack, vowel in Hindi मै • q English about, 2nd vowel in Hindi यन्त्र • a English but, Hindi अ • e English bet; ee fair, vowel in Hindi है; ε English gray, Hindi ए, Spanish que • y French tu, German ȕber; o// feuille; o/ German schön Common non-vowels (consonants) • j English yes, Hindi य • ƪ (inverted-j) English Jack, Hindi ज • c Spanish chica, Hindi च • Aspiration (महाप्राण): Add hₒ to letter being aspirated. Thus, k (Hindi क), p (Hindi प) to khₒ (ख), phₒ (फ) • Fricatization (hissing sound): Add h₀. Except: x for velar unvoiced fricative (Scots loch, Hindi/Faarsi ख्वाब) • ƹ for voiced velar fricative, Hindi/Faarsi ग.म • sh₀ English shoot, Hindi श; zh₀ English pleasure Nasals • As tilde symbol (~), or with n₀₀, m₀₀; place after syllable. Thus, Hindi हाां, French mon, Portuguese Saõ -> haa~ (haan₀₀), mo~ (mon₀₀), Saao~ (Saaon₀₀) • Velar, nasals nₒ (Dewanaagari ङ, English king -> kinₒg); palatal η (Dewanaagari ञ, English inch iηc) Upper-, lower- case letters ARE distinguished. Specific languages English, West European, Russian languages • Alveolar t- , d as ŧŧ (or just tt ), đt (or just dt) • Unvoiced, voiced dental fricatives: English thin -> th₀in, this -> dh₀is Hindi, other Indian languages • Retroflex (मूर्धन्त्य) non-vowels (ट, ठ, ड, ढ, ण) ŧ, ŧhₒ, đ, đhₒ, n • Flaps add dot (.). Thus ट. ड. ण. become ŧ. đ. n. • Vowel r-sound (ऋ): ȓ • Wisarga: as colon (:) • Diphthongs ऐ, औ, if actual diphthongs: aaε, aau. But these frequently pronounced as vowels ( cf. मै, है, कौन ) • Retroflex Tamil l-like sound (zh in Latin transcription) as r Arabic • Unvoiced uvular k-sound (q in Latin transcription): k.. • Pharyngealized (faucal) dental t-, d- as t.., d.. Mandarin • 4 standard tones: leftmost 4 keys in top row of 3rd Navlipi keyboard. Placed after syllable having tone • hs-sound (x in Latin transcription, Xie Xie, “thank you”): ŧŧh₀ Select African languages • “Velarized” bilabials kp, gb • Initial nasals as n₀₀, m₀₀. E.g. Ngoma, Mbeki as N₀₀gomaa, M₀₀bƐki Phonemic renditions Hindi • vw for both v, w sounds in Hindi • f, ph-sounds, jointly as ph₈ English • pₒ for both p and ph (aspirated-p) • ttₒ for alveolar t, th-sounds Standard French, Hochdeutsch • xr for both “throaty-r”, “rolled-r” Mandarin • Both p-, b-sounds, as b∞ • Both alveolar t, d-sounds as d∞ Tamil • Both dental t, th sounds as tₒ