SwiftKey Keyboard Now Supports Cambodian/Khmer Script Typing

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Swiftkey Adds Chinese, Khmer And Lao Languages To Their Keyboard App

The latest Swiftkey update adds Chinese, Khmer and Lao languages to their keyboard app for both the Google Play Store for Android phones and on the iTunes store for iPhones and other Apple devices.

If you think deciding between typing letters and swiping between letters is big deal on English keyboards used on smartphones, imagine if you had to add in options to use a third or fourth method to produce the typed script you intended. That is what some Asian smartphone users face if they want to use Khmer, Chinese Pinyin, Zhuyin or Cangjie to produce Asian script. In response to that, Swiftkey has recently completed beta testing their app for the Chinese language and has released an update to support Chinese, Khmer and Lao languages.

[Jacobincambodia]

Interesting!

[KhmerPride2018]

Hi guy,

How do I install khmer fonts in Swiftkey keyboard in Apple phone.

Thanks

[General Mackevili]

Hi guy,

How do I install khmer fonts in Swiftkey keyboard in Apple phone.

Thanks

This might help:

https://support.swiftkey.com/hc/en-us/a ... Pod-touch-

[newkidontheblock]

So how does it compare to using standard Unicode and the iPhone keyboards that are used now? Easier? More difficult? No difference?

[General Mackevili]

I use Swype. Seems most accurate for me.

[Jamie_Lambo]

Ive been using Phum keyboard on my phone for years...



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[Jamie_Lambo]

i type on that keyboard jsut as quick as i type english now as i know where all the keys are, i couldnt use another app now and have the keys in different places, would give me a right headache,
Phum Keyboard also has a couple of different layouts for the Keys too inc a page just for consonants and a page just for vowels

[Jamie_Lambo]

heres the Phum Keyboard App... https://play.google.com/store/apps/deta ... d&hl=en_GB

[epidemiks]

i know where all the keys are, i couldnt use another app now and have the keys in different places, would give me a right headache,

Every developer thinks they know a better way.

I use SwiftKey which used the Khmer Unicode keyboard layout, so for the most part phonetically mapped to qwerty, but my missus can't type on it because she's used to a different one on her phone.