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No. That's wrong on both counts. Please re-read my comment.
by xiaoma 10y ago
No. That's wrong on both counts. Please re-read my comment.
- paradite 10y agoI read your comment 5 times and still do not understand it.
- xiaoma 10y agoThe standard zhuyin input is laid out on the keyboard in order. By in order, I mean it is in the same order as the sounds have been taught for many generations and still are today (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YlNGJzYJQDI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YlNGJzYJQDI). It would be like if English speakers didn't use "qwerty" keyboards but instead used "abcde" keyboards. Touch typing would be far easier to learn. My computer doesn't have zhuyin printed on the keyboard, since I bought it in California, but I type zhuyin on it every day. Even before I could touch type, it was easy because it was in order.