ONSCREENKEYS

Languages & voices

Languages

OnScreenKeys can be used in over 20 languages:

Kiingereza
Kijerumani
Kifaransa
Kidachi
Ki-spanish
Ki-italiano
Kireno
Ki-rusi
Ki-ukraine
Ki-polish
Ki-turuki
Kigiriki
Ki-norwegian
Ki-swidish
Ki-danish
Ki-finni
Ki-magyar
Ki-slovenia
Ki-cheki (comment: I have written it as it would be pronounced in Swahili)
Ki-romania
Ki-lithuania
Kiarabu

Multilingual usage

The language to be used can quickly be changed. Switching the language changes

The software menu
The dictionary/the word prediction
The surface of the keyboard according to the country-typical alphabet
The computer voice, if the appropriate voice has been installed

Voice output

The software provides a voice output function by which the text which was typed on the keyboard can be spoken.

Any SAPI compatible voice can be used.
The following voices are available:

Kijerumani - Male/female
Kiingereza - Male/female
Kifaransa - Male/female
Ki-spanish - Male/female
Ki-italiano - Male/female
Ki-polish - Male/female
Ki-danish - Male/female
Ki-norwegian - Male/female
Ki-swidish - männlich / weiblich
Kidachi - Kike (comment: some might say mwanamke but this also means woman)
Kirusi - Kike (comment: some might say mwanamke but this also means woman)
Ki-icelandic - Kike (comment: some might say mwanamke but this also means woman)
Ki-turuki - Kike (comment: some might say mwanamke but this also means woman)
Belgian - Kike (comment: some might say mwanamke but this also means woman)
Ki-romania - Kike (comment: some might say mwanamke but this also means woman)
Kigiriki - Kiume (comment: sometime one will say mwanaume those this also means man as in adult male of the human species)

Further voices are in the planning.
Please contact us if you cannot find the voice that you were looking for.