The long-awaited "kana input" with HUAWEI Mate 20 Pro!

You can use any external keyboard, but this time we will use the tri-fold type mobile keyboard "MOBO Keyboard" because it is light and bulky to carry around and has a kana stamp in the Japanese layout. I made it.

This MOBO Keyboard basically connects to the terminal via Bluetooth, but it can also be connected with a USB cable. It is good that you can start using it easily without pairing. There is no problem even if the built-in battery is out of charge.

As with the iPhone, you need a connection to set up an external keyboard on your Android device. So first connect using a USB Type-C-microUSB cable.

First, select the input method. Set "Default Keyboard" to "iWnn IME" from "Settings"-"System"-"Language and Character Input". Note that this input system is not pre-installed on all Android devices.

Next, go to "Setting other input methods"-"Physical keyboard" and turn off "Show virtual keyboard".

With this, you can input kana for the time being, but as it is, you cannot input kana such as "ro", "me", and "ke" that are engraved around the right end of the keyboard. Every time, "Um, when I want to enter" ke ", which one should I press while holding down the Shift key?" "Oh, I can't enter the dakuten."

I was worried about it on the iPhone, and when I was thinking, "Well, it's the same on Android," the housekeeper advised me, "Why don't you check the keyboard layout?"

Certainly, there are "Japanese" and "Japanese 109A array" in the keyboard layout. So, when I selected the latter one, I was able to input kana like a PC.

Fearfully, knowledge extraction and flexibility of thinking.

With this, text input can be done without a PC. In addition, he had an excuse to buy a new mobile keyboard, and he laughed in his heart as "squeezing".