CNF Cantonese Romanization 12+

Lingo CNF is a free version of the definitive Cantonese Language Romanization input tool to assist speakers who struggle with keyboard text input and spelling. It can also be used as a great learning tool & dictionary- all contained within this single app on your device- on the go & when you need it- without the need for any type of data or wifi connection!!!

The app is completely free of ads and in-app purchases, and works exactly the same as the full version, except has limited functionality due to the app's smaller database of dictionary entries. Lingo CNF's dictionary is limited to approximately 8500 entries, while the full version has approximately 10700 entries.

INPUT
• Enter Yale, Jyutping or English words using the standard English keyboard.
• Lingo uses a simplified style of romanized language input so NO need to enter special diacritical marks, unusual characters, numbers or even proper spacing.
• Quickly adopt the technique of sounding out the words you wish by typing as you go, recalling either the Yale or Jyutping spelling, or learning a few special entry shortcuts.

CHOOSE
• Select the word or phrase you wish from a selectable list that automatically updates and refines your list from each letter you input into the Lingo app.
• The Lingo CNF app has a dictionary of 8500 entries to help you find the correct word or phrase

CONSTRUCT
• Selected elements are transferred to the body of the screen for final inspection.
• Construct your own sentences and phrases by stringing together as many separate elements as you like.
• Lingo has tools such as Undo/Redo, Repeat, and Direct Pass to help assist in the input process.
• Lingo CNF also has special menus that help you easily find classifier words and numbers

COPY
• Copy your creation to the device's clipboard using Lingo's Copy button.

COMMUNICATE
• Use Lingo alongside your favorite messaging, email or social media platform to communicate with loved ones, friends, co-workers or anyone else. The possibilities are endless!

Happy LingOing from the civet named Gwong!