NguyenKey

1.
Preface

When typing Vietnamese on iPhone, many people will find it difficult to enter letters with symbols.

Long-Press a key, and select a letter from many candidates, you may not know which key is being selected.
I wanted to create an easy way to type letters with a tone mark, so it became in the form of consonant and vowel-based keys.
I hope you find it useful.

2.
Features

(1) Since you can enter multiple characters with one tap, you can enter efficiently.

(2) Consonant and vowel screens are separate, but screen switching is automatic, so its easy.

(3) Since the Vietnamese rules are embedded, you can learn pronunciation and so on.

(4) The phonetic symbols on the keys can be switched between the southern and northern dialects.

(5) Text including capital letters can be easily entered with two types of shift keys.

(6) For a letter with a tone mark, just select the tone mark before tapping the vowel key.

(7) You can access the manual and option switch from the NguyenKey icon.

3.
Conditions

IPhone running iOS 13.1 or higher

iPad running iPadOS 13.1 or higher

* Some of the latest models have not been confirmed to work.
If you have any inconvenience, we would appreciate it if you could contact us.

* * To make a floating keyboard on iPad, pinch in in the upper and lower gray margin areas.

4.
Initial Settings

(1) Select General from the setting icon on the home screen, and move to Keyboard> Keyboars.

(2) Press Add new keyboard .
at the bottom.
You will find NguyenKey in the THIRD-PARTY KEYBOARDS corner.

(3) Tap NguyenKey.

* You can also set from Add new keyboard .
at the top of the list displayed by long-pressing the globe icon.

5.
Example

I will explain the basic usage by taking the input of the most common name Nguyn in Vietnam as an example.

(1) First, check the structure of the word.
In this case, there are a head consonant(Ng), a glide vowel(u), a nuclear vowel, diphthong(y), and a final consonant(n), and the second letter of the diphthong has a tone mark of the wave symbol, Thanh ng

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