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“PinyinTones”: Typing Pinyin with Tone Marks on Windows Now that you've got the PinyinTones keyboard selected, you can then type the letters of the pinyin, followed by the number for the tone. For example, to type the pinyin for 好, you simply type the pinyin ‘hao’, then the number “3” (for the tone), and then click “space”: hǎo It's great practice, because you have to remember the correct tone, but it's a lot easier than having to also remember where the tone mark goes. The PinyinTones keyboard takes care of it for you! Mac OS (Apple computers and laptops) We're going to be the first to admit it, typing pinyin with tone marks on Mac OS is a little trickier than on Windows. Probably the biggest difference is that you need to remember which vowel has the tone mark. While that might seem like a big drawback at first, if you are typing pinyin to help you memorize tones, it is MUCH more effective practice if you are forced to remember where the tone mark actually goes! To type pinyin with tone marks on your Mac device, you'll need to do three things: • Add the "ABC - Extended" keyboard to your input methods • Switch your input method to this keyboard • Type the vowels with the correct tone marksAdding the "ABC - Extended" keyboard on Mac OS The "ABC - Extended" keyboard is the input method you'll need to select when you want to type pinyin with tone

Applies ToSwiftKey How to navigate the keyboard How to switch to another Chinese layout How to set up Fuzzy Pinyin Chinese input 1 - How to navigate the keyboard Microsoft SwiftKey uses a standard structure for Chinese, mainly including: composing buffer candidate bar extended candidate menu side Pinyin filter on 9-key layout We hope those technical names will help you have a better understanding of how Chinese works on your Microsoft SwiftKey Keyboard. 2 - How to switch to another Chinese layout Your Microsoft SwiftKey Keyboard offers many different Chinese layout options, but fortunately it's easy to switch to a different layout. To do this: From Toolbar: Tap the three dots ... then select the 'Layouts' icon. You'll see all of the languages you've installed - tap to select one. Scroll left and right to cycle between the different layout options. The selected layout will be made default. A note on default layouts:For Taiwan Traditional Chinese - Full keyboard Zhuyin layout is the default layout. You can find 9-Key Zhuyin and Stroke as alternatives. For Hong Kong Traditional Chinese - Quick Cangjie is the default. You can find regular Cangjie and Stroke as alternatives. 3 - How to set up Fuzzy Pinyin Chinese input Microsoft SwiftKey supports Fuzzy Pinyin from version 6.5.5 onwards. The option to enable Fuzzy Pinyin is available to all users with 'Chinese (PRC)' or 'Chinese (TW)' languages. Open the Microsoft SwiftKey app Tap 'Typing' Select 'Chinese input' Select 'Fuzzy Pinyin' Change Fuzzy Pinyin mappings to suit your typing style. Need more help? Want more options? Explore subscription benefits, browse training courses, learn how to secure your device, and more.