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When trying to learn a new language it is helpful for me to type the word phonetically. Is there a way to put the long and short vowel accent marks over letters on an imac?
iMac, macOS Sierra (10.12.5)
You can push and hold a key to get a context menu with different options. You can then click using your pointer or choose the number for each character.
You can also use the character viewer (Edit > Emoji & Symbols) for non-standard letter combinations like ŷ (y-hat) which is used in statistics but not in any language I am familiar with.
Yet another option is to add another language to the keyboard, and use the keyboard viewer which maps foreign languages to the keyboard you have:
Good luck!
You can push and hold a key to get a context menu with different options. You can then click using your pointer or choose the number for each character.
You can also use the character viewer (Edit > Emoji & Symbols) for non-standard letter combinations like ŷ (y-hat) which is used in statistics but not in any language I am familiar with.
Yet another option is to add another language to the keyboard, and use the keyboard viewer which maps foreign languages to the keyboard you have:
Good luck!
are you asking how to do something like this?
type the letter and hold down the key, you can select the accent or type the number beneath it.
ŷ Is common in Welsh.
Is it possible to type long and short vowel accent marks on imac?
