Ctrl+ Caps Lock (Hiragana)

Alt+ Caps Lock (Katakana)

In addition: alt+shift switches Chinese and Japanese input.

During the input process

F6 Convert to Hiragana

F7 is converted into katakana.

Japanese writing and pronunciation: Pingming (ひらがな). Hiragana is a kind of phonography used in Japanese. With one or two exceptions, Hiragana evolved from the cursive script of Chinese characters in China and was formed in the 9th century. In the early days, it was reserved for Japanese women. Later, with the popularity of Murasaki shikibu's Tale of Genji, Japanese men began to accept and use Hiragana.

Because the court women copied Ye Wan Collection for many years, the Chinese characters of "Ye Wan pseudonym" have fixed pronunciation and writing, which virtually simplified the Chinese characters, created a symbol of their own, and became "Hiragana" over the years. Tale of Bamboo, Collection of Songs of Ancient and Modern Harmony, Tale of Ise, Diary of Tosa, Diary of Dragonfly, Pillow Grass, Tale of Genji, etc. They are all "hiragana" characters without punctuation and Chinese characters.

Katakana is a phonetic symbol (syllabic writing) in Japanese. Together with Hiragana and Ye Wan pseudonyms, they are called pseudonyms. The word "Pian _ Name" can be expressed in katakana as "カタカナ". If you want to write a pseudonym when signing, you usually write it in katakana.