Comments on: How to type pinyin (pīnyīn) with tone markings http://laowaichinese.net/how-to-type-pinyin-pinyin-with-tone-markings.htm Tips and Strategies for Learning to Speak Mandarin Chinese Fri, 21 Nov 2008 06:42:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Albert http://laowaichinese.net/how-to-type-pinyin-pinyin-with-tone-markings.htm#comment-4 Albert Sat, 07 Apr 2007 12:42:02 +0000 http://laowaichinese.net/?p=6#comment-4 jia qi, I just figured it out. You have to type "v" and then a number. For example, "v5" turns into "ü." jia qi,

I just figured it out. You have to type “v” and then a number. For example, “v5″ turns into “ü.”

]]> By: jia qi http://laowaichinese.net/how-to-type-pinyin-pinyin-with-tone-markings.htm#comment-3 jia qi Thu, 05 Apr 2007 14:17:12 +0000 http://laowaichinese.net/?p=6#comment-3 how do you type the "u" for pinyin words such as "nu ren"? how do you type the “u” for pinyin words such as “nu ren”?

]]> By: Ian 何溢恩 http://laowaichinese.net/how-to-type-pinyin-pinyin-with-tone-markings.htm#comment-2 Ian 何溢恩 Sun, 17 Dec 2006 07:45:21 +0000 http://laowaichinese.net/?p=6#comment-2 The "U.S. Extended" keyboard input allows you to enter in all the necessary accents for pinyin by simply holding down the option key when hitting certain vowel keys. This is most likely only of any help if you are a Mac user, but may actually work for windows users too, if you are able to find that input method included in your system. The “U.S. Extended” keyboard input allows you to enter in all the necessary accents for pinyin by simply holding down the option key when hitting certain vowel keys.
This is most likely only of any help if you are a Mac user, but may actually work for windows users too, if you are able to find that input method included in your system.

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