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Old 17th February 2011, 02:44 AM
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issue about anthy input method

when I input "o", will get "お", but how can I get "を" using anthy?
when I input "ji", will get "じ", but how can I get "ぢ“ using anthy?
when I input "zu", will get "ず", but how can I get "づ" using anthy?
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Old 17th February 2011, 03:44 AM
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Re: issue about anthy input method

Look for a version of romanization with the method of the Japanese government.

type wo to get the を
di ぢ
du for づ

It's often written by native Japanese as

This isn't an anthy error, it's simply a matter of getting used to romanji. Also, in case you haven't hit this yet, though I suspect you have, as it's more common, for watashi wa, you would write wa as ha.
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