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Southern Tutchone Keyboard Help

This keyboard is designed for the Southern Tutchone language of the Western Subarctic region of Canada, but may work for other languages in the region.

If square boxes are displayed instead of characters when using this keyboard (and in the keyboard layouts below), please read our troubleshooting guide.

To type the diaeresis accent use the Semicolon key ;. ä is typed Semicolon then a. To type the acute accent use the / key. á is typed / then a. To type the double acute accent use the & key. a̋ is typed & then a. To type the grave accent use the ` key. à is typed ` then a. To type the caron accent use the % key. ǎ̀ is typed % then a. To type the circumflex accent use the ^ key. â is typed ^ then a. To type the macron accent use the = key. ā is typed = then a. To type the tilde accent use the ~ key. ã is typed ~ then a. To type the breve accent use the + and ( key. ă is typed + then ( then a. To type the ogonek accent use the , key. ą is typed , then a. To type the dot below accent use the . key. ạ is typed . then a. To type the ring below accent use the + and ) key. ḁ is typed + then ) then a. Type '+' plus "O" to get "Œ" Type '+' plus "o" to get "œ" Type '+' plus "9" to get "ǝ" Type '+' plus "3" to get "ɛ" Type '+' plus "?" to get "ʔ" Type '+' plus "r" to get "ρ" Type '+' plus "x" to get "χ"

Notes on touch layout

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  • keys with a red background are combining accents.
  • the first character in a cell is the "one-tap" key, any further characters are "hold-select" keys.

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