Smart Keyboard Forum

I too think it would benefit SKP to add some Swype functionality to it. I'm not sure what philosophy would be different. I used to use SKP for a long time as my only keyboard. But now for languages like English, Spanish, and Arabic I can swype my words and my typing is a lot faster. I still use SKP ...

Though this may not be a common problem, this is an issue that I have been running into with SKP. For what I do I have to work on a daily basis with a large number of languages. I have people I need to communicate to from all over the world and that requires a large number of languages on the langua...

Hey Cyril, I have recently needed to start doing some work in Somali. I was wondering if you would be able to generate a keyboard layout for me. I am also working on modifying my Esperanto word list program to automatically generate a word list based on frequency for Somali and I hope to be able to ...

Losar is the second option on my keyboard. It's the verb for 'to tile'. But 'los' is also in my list (which may be from the fact that I use that word a lot so it has moved up in the list).
I do not have the user dictionary enabled so I know both are in the actual dictionary.

Los is in my dictionary... I'm not sure why it's not working for you.

Since it's much easier to find an unsorted word list (such as a spell check dictionary), we could compare new words against the much larger database. Then the most common words that aren't in the dictionary could be human approved, but that list should be a lot smaller. As for razon and razón, I wou...

I have an idea from reading what Hilikus said. What if you had some sort of opt-in program where, once a month, you could configure SKP to upload your most common words anonymously to the server and new words and word usage count could be generated off of that. That way you wouldn't need to find an ...

Thank you. This appears to be working beautifully! It's so much more convenient.

Recently I have had the need to type in several languages on my phone: English, Spanish, Portuguese, Esperanto, and Arabic. The problem comes with having so many languages that it takes forever to cycle through them. When one text is in Spanish and the next is in Arabic and the next in Esperanto, yo...

I'm away from my computer but if I find time I can do an Esperanto version and I'll read over the Spanish version to make sure there are no mistakes.