Polynesian language support in iPhone 3.0

[Heather Souter]

Taanshi!

That is great!  Do you happen to know if the n with a tilde is can be easily
typed?  (I live in an area with no cell service but work on Michif and use
the a practical orthography that uses an n with a tilde....

Eekoshi pitamaa.
Heather
Camperville, Manitoba, Canada

On Fri, Jun 19, 2009 at 12:48 PM, Keola Donaghy <donaghy at hawaii.edu> wrote:

> This is welcome news for us in Hawai‘i and other areas of Polynesia. With
> the latest iPhone update you can now easily type the macron vowel and
> glottal characters from the US and UK English keyboards. The iPhone and iPod
> Touch have been able to display these characters for quite some time, but
> generating them has been problematic. Problem solved.
> Details here:
>
> http://www.culturehacks.com/?p=1033
>
> Keola
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