Japanese keyboard, now what?

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Japanese keyboard, now what? AAnon 01/04/16 (Mon) 18:14:31 No.387

>newfag here

I find great appeal in using Japanese emoticons but I usually just copy and paste them from other places, never wrote them by myself…

So I installed a Japanese keyboard on my PC and phone but now I have no idea what to do; I don't even know Japanese or how to type any of the characters often used like ω, ∀ or Д full-width text is fun though.

Mind you that the keyboards only have keys with alphanumeric characters (Latin letters/numbers) which when typed out can "auto-correct" to Japanese characters.

What do, /sjis/?

>pics related

AAnon 01/04/16 (Mon) 21:14:42 No.388

>or how to type any of the characters often used like ω, ∀ or Д

Well shit you got me stumped now. Most websites just recommend copy-pasting emotes like you did earlier on.

AAnon 02/26/16 (Fri) 18:03:59 No.392

>>387

ω is from the Greek alphabet

Д is from the Cyrillic alphabet

∀ is the universal quantifier in some languages in logic

If you can learn the shortcuts to inserting these symbols on a normal keyboard it might help, otherwise try just inserting the symbol normally.