广东话字输入法


English 中文简体 中文繁體 Español 日本語 Français Português Deutsch العربية Русский 한국어

Rationale:

When I first started learning 广东话, I couldn’t find any decent information on the Internet about how to type 广东话 characters so I gradually made my own list of commonly used 广东话 characters. You can see it below. Since that time, some easier methods of entering 广东话 have emerged. I’ve described them below too.

广东话 搜索 Engines – How to Web 搜索 using 广东话 Characters:

Safele has a 广东话 搜索 Engine at Safele.com/hk. A user only needs to type the first letter of a 广东话 initial sound (using the 刘锡祥 广东话 拼音 or Yale system) and all characters with an initial sound starting with that letter will be listed above the search box. If the user clicks on one of the Chinese characters, that character will replace the letter in the search box. If the user wants to type an English word or any other non-Chinese text, he/she just continues typing into the search box without clicking on any of the Chinese characters. This method does not require users to learn an entire romanization system. Instead, only the initial letter of each sound needs to be learned, and learning those is so simple that even if you don’t know Sidney Lau’s romanization system or the Yale system, you can learn the initial letters within minutes just by typing English letters and watching which Chinese characters appear in the list. This Chinese character input method is especially useful for 广东话 speakers who have not learned, or not installed, one of the stroke-based 广东话 character input methods, e.g. those using a mobile phone, or a computer in a non-Chinese speaking country, or a computer in an Internet bar, or a computer without a writing tablet. Of course, Safele also warns you about old browser-related software running on your computer, which helps you keep your computer free of viruses, trojans, and malware! Try the 广东话 搜索 Engine yourself at Safele.com/hk!

广东话 Input Methods (IME) – How to Type 广东话:

Here are some of the ways you can type 广东话-specific characters on your computer:

  • If you know how to speak 普通话 and how to write pinyin, or are willing to learn, then ...
    • You can use the Chinese (PRC) IME (freely available from Microsoft), but around 60% of all 广东话-specific characters will still not be typeable.
    • You can use the Chinese (Taiwanese) IME (freely available from Microsoft), but around 25% of all 广东话-specific characters will still not be typeable.
  • If you’re writing an HTML page ...
    • You can copy and paste the characters or Unicode values from the table below, but I may not have listed all the characters you need. (If you want me to add some, send me a message by clicking the “联系我们” link above.)
  • If you know how to write Chinese characters and how to use Wubi, or are willing to learn, then ...
    • You can use the Wubi IME (五笔字型输入法) (freely available from wangma.com.cn), and most if not all 广东话-specific characters will be typeable!
  • If you know how to write 广东话 words using the 刘锡祥 广东话 拼音 or Jyutping or Yale, or are willing to learn, then ...
    • You can use a 广东话 IME such as CPIME (freely available from cpime.hk), and most if not all 广东话-specific characters will be typeable! (Although the 刘锡祥 广东话 拼音 implemented in CPIME version 6.2.5 has at least 3 errors that I know of.  i.e. The romanization is incorrect for some sounds. It’s not a huge problem though.)

Common 广东话 Characters:

Each row of the table below shows:

  • a 广东话-specific Character, or a standard Chinese character which has a different meaning in 广东话,
  • its 广东话 Pronunciation (using the 刘锡祥 广东话 拼音),
  • the way to type the character using the Chinese (Taiwanese) IME (freely available from Microsoft),
  • the way to type the character using the Chinese (PRC) IME (freely available from Microsoft),
  • the way to type the character using Wubi IME (五笔字型输入法) (freely available from wangma.com.cn),
  • the Unicode value of the character (which can be used in HTML, for example “呃” = “呃”),
  • and the English Meaning(s) of the 广东话 character.

Blank table entries are ones that either cannot be done in the given method, or I haven’t worked out a way to do it.


广东话 Character广东话 PronunciationChinese
(Taiwanese)
IME
Chinese
(PRC)
IME
Wubi IMEUnicode
(Hex)
English Meaning(s)
ak1e4/e5.KDB5443cheat, deceive.
be1/bi1/bi4pi2pi2KRT5564Used in transliterations of the English words: baby, beer, etc.
bei2bei1/bi4.WRT4FFEgive, pay, allow.
bo1bao4bao1WKSO7172(Verb) boil; (Noun) kettle.
cham4xun2.KVA565Ayesterday.
dei6..KFB54CBPluralizing suffix.
di1..KRQY5572Pluralizing prefix; the; -er.
fan3beng1.HYK7793sleep (e.g. 瞓覺 fan3 gaau3).
gam2dan4.KNBT5649(Interjection) well; very well. (Adverb) in this way, in that case, like this, thus, so, well, then.
gam3gan1.KAF5481(Adverb) so (used only to modify adjectives or adverbs, never verbs). e.g. gam3 gwai3 = so expensive.
gan2jin3.JC7DCA-ing (i.e. the progressive aspect).
gang2geng3geng3SGJQ6897of course; immovable; stubborn; honest.
ge3kai4.KVCQ5605’s.
goh2..KWL55F0that.
gwooi6guai4.UWGJ7650tired.
ha5xia4xia4KGH5413a little; a while.
hai2..KWTI55BAat.
hai6xi4.WTXI4FC2is.
joh2..KBHG5528-ed. (Used in Sidney Lau’s books)
joh2..KDA5497-ed. (Used in the book ‘Everyday Cantonese’ and some others)
kaat1ji1ji1KFKG54AD(Transliteration) card.
king1qing1/2/3qing1WXD50BEchat (e.g. 傾偈 king1 gai6*).
kui5ju4.WAN4F62him.
kui5ju4.VAN59D6her.
lak3le1le1KAF561E(Final Particle) used as a sign of polite refusal, completed action, or transition.
lek1le4le4KLN53FBintelligent.
leng3liang4/jing4liang4/jing4GEM975Abeautiful (appearance); good (quality).
lai4li2.KTQI569Fcome.
m4wu2wu2KGKG5514not.
mat1mie1mie1/nie4NNV4E5Cwhat (e.g. 乜嘢 mat1 ye5).
me1mie1mie1KUD54A9(Particle) transforms a statement into a question that indicates doubt or surprise.
mo5mou3.DM5187not have.
nau1niao3niao3LLV5B32angry.
ngaam1..KMD5571correct; suitable; just.
ni1/ne1ne1/ne5/ni2ne5/ni2KNX5462ni1: this.     ne1: (Final Particle) indicating a question.
saai3..KJS55EE(Suffix) completely.
saan1shuan1.UGD9582switch off (TV, light, etc.); close (a window, door, etc.).
taai1tai4dai1/tai3KDYY5454(Transliteration) neck-tie.
tai2di4di4HUXT7747look; read.
tau2..KRUF551Etake a rest (e.g. 早唞 jo2 tau2).
wan2wen4wen4RLW6435look for; search for; find.
ye5..KJFB5622thing/matter; disgusting fellow.

  Page:    买刘锡祥学广东话的书 刘锡祥 广东话 拼音 广东话 书和字典评论介绍 普通话 书和字典评论介绍 手提电子词典评论介绍 大老二规则 麻将规则 饮茶菜单

首页 添加到收藏夹 联系我们 Share

 


Copyright © 2009 Andrew WhiteCreated: 19 Jan 2009
Page authored by Andrew WhiteUpdated: 22 Jan 2013

  












how to type 广东话,广东话 characters,广东话 typing,type 广东话,广东话 character,广东话字输入法,typing 广东话 using pinyin,entering 广东话 characters,enter 广东话 characters,广东话 IME,write 广东话,writing 广东话,type 广东话 using pinyin,inputting 广东话 characters,inputing 广东话 characters,input 广东话 characters,learning 广东话 characters,specific,online,广东话 characters dictionary,typing 广东话 words,typing in 广东话,type 广东话 characters,广东话 pinyin dictionary,广东话 pinyin typing,common 广东话 characters,廣東話字,广东话字,粵語字,粤语字 How to type 广东话-specific characters into documents and emails. How to type 广东话 characters in documents and emails. How to enter 广东话-specific characters in documents and emails. How to enter 广东话 characters into documents and emails. How to write 广东话-specific characters into documents and emails. How to write 广东话 characters in documents and emails.