Fada or Irish input?

ROFLcopter

Is there any way to add a fada or use Irish on the iPhone 4?

Dublinstiofán

Yes, you just hold the letter and the option for the letter extensions come up.

ROFLcopter

Thánks névér nótícéd thát béfóré😁

Jev/N

You should be able to install the language on it.

I know a Gaeilgeoir told me before that macs can run everything via Irish quite easily, can't remember what app enabled it

mcw92

or you can press the 'alt' key and teh letter you wanna put the fada on.
áéíóú
holding alt and pressing a key also gives other symbols such as © , ® , √ .

Mellor

mcw92 wrote: »

or you can press the 'alt' key and teh letter you wanna put the fada on.
áéíóú
holding alt and pressing a key also gives other symbols such as © , ® , √ .

Alt Key on an iphone???

mcw92

Mellor wrote: »

Alt Key on an iphone???

Oh sorry ya i was thinking of the mac. Sorry bout that

The Mad Hatter

mcw92 wrote: »

Oh sorry ya i was thinking of the mac. Sorry bout that

Actually, if you're running Lion, you can still just hold down the letter key for the other options

ted1

i believe fadas eat up your texts. as they are outside the standard ascii range and coutn as more than 1 character

Mellor

It depends which you use.

A fada/accent going backwards (as in a backslash) counts as one letter, but some of the ones going forwards are special characters. Which reduces letters per text to 70.

Various other special vowels are also treated as standard, if you use them a lot, turn on character count

jakdublin

The Mad Hatter wrote: »

Actually, if you're running Lion, you can still just hold down the letter key for the other options

The things you learn on here.