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There are a few input methods, but as a native English speaker and complete novice, I found that pinyin input was the easiest for me. Basically you type the pi
by dafelst 4y ago
There are a few input methods, but as a native English speaker and complete novice, I found that pinyin input was the easiest for me. Basically you type the pinyin and you get suggestions for characters. Super easy if you know the pronunciation.
- thrtythreeforty 4y agoHmm. On one hand I like dodging having to learn to write it - I can memorize wǒ and ren. On the other hand I'm still stuck having to learn the characters, ha. What do native speakers prefer typing with? I'm never going to be a Chinese author, I just need to navigate chip documentation and message boards.
- danieltanfh95 4y agopinyin because remembering the exact stroke is a pain, plus pinyin is meant for rapid conversation.