Japanese Keyboard
This Japanese keyboard provide you Japanese keyboard language.So, you can type or write in Japanese fonts.
For use this Japanese Keyboard you have to install this application first.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.typo.photokeyboard
How to use Japanese Keyboard:
1) Download this keyboard theme and photo keyboard application.
2) Than open Language option from application.
3) After that you cans select theme from theme option.And use that language
So, now you can chat in your own language with this beautiful keyboard and many keyboard theme , emojis etc are available in this keyboard.
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Reviews (9)
It has a wide variety of characters andis quite useful
it's good but it's missing the dakuten. If you add that, then it's a great app
very helpfull one...💜️
This one is cheeky! I haven't exactly tried out the keyboard but the second roomer I heard was true...you have to download another app to put on a photo theme. Oh my my, I could have cried. I just want a black keyboard, which is why I wanted to try out this keyboard first. If you want a photo keyboard theme background though, that's up to you. I'm going back to searching.
Would give a 5star if it also had ga da za ba pa, parts of hiragana, too bad it doesnt, couldve been great if it had those, otherwise its great
If it has Chinese language. ...why don't have Chinese language. Only have Hindi and bangla language. !!!
I just cant open it only without downloading this & that suffs...im downloding--------but done...its working vvvv well.thank u so much. I can type with hiroto as my background...thanks again. arigato.:3
Best
Being able to spell vocabulary that contains diacritics is essential. If there are diacritics available, I can't find them easily. I figured holding the character would bring up its diacritic form, but I couldn't figure it out. There doesn't seem to be any documentation to show me how or to verify if it's even a function.