IPA Keyboard
★ Ergonomic English (USA/GB) IPA Keyboard.
★ Ergonomic French IPA Keyboard.
★ Qwerty Keyboard, so you don't have to swap your input method every time.★
★ No INTERNET permission = No data/password can be sent out
★ To use it, you need to go to settings --> Language & input --> Check IPA KeyboardThen, choose your input method, depending of your version it may be :Android 2.x : press in the input box where you want to type. A menu will pop up, allowing you to select "Input method".
Android 4.x : tap in the notification bar when the the keyboard icon appears. The keyboard icon only appears when your cursor is inside an input field.
Warning : If you see rectangles instead of some letters, you need to install a Unicode fonts on your Android.
N.B. I don't have Android devices (I'm only emulating), so you are welcome to report me any bugs, or suggestion.
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Reviews (7)
Boy. K.
Aug 31, 2016
This app served its purpose, but it is incomplete and needs some updating.
JM. B.
Jul 7, 2015
E.g., with this keyboard the word «beautiful» could only be written as: ˈbju:tɪfl ↓ while it should be ˈbjuːtɪfl The correct symbol should be uː not u: and similarly for other long vowels, could this be corrected please?
Jac. D.
Oct 27, 2014
Great product. I really like it. Is there any way to get diacritics and just regular vowels without the colon on them? That'd be awesome!!
Mis. L.
May 8, 2014
this app goods but i dont find gottal stop and for gh..also when i also a number the letter before the number will lost,pls fix..i paid for this.
Toa. P.
Dec 22, 2013
a good software
Cha. H.
Apr 29, 2016
Only showed part of alphabet. Lots of blank letters
It's usable for some purposes but a bit pricy as many quite essential symbols are missing. The square brackets and slash symbols that are often used to indicate different units of speech, tone and stress markers, the glottal stop and some superscript symbols just to name a few. Please also change the length indicator from a simple colon to the triangular colon. There is actually a unicode character for that and it's essential for making a phonetic text parsable.