Tudaga Keyboard
Tudaga Keyboard
by Simon Wuše Neuhaus
free
not available
This soft keyboard allows typing in Tudaga as well as in English and French. Tudaga is the language of the Teda/Tebu, spoken in the Tibesti in Chad, in the Kawar in Niger, in the Fezzan and in Kufra in Libya. To use this keyboard you have to configure it in the settings „Language and Input“: Activate the „Tudaga Keyboard“; then set it as your default keyboard.
This is still a preliminary version, but can be fully used.
We also recommend the Tudaga offline dictionary Tudaga-Arab-En-Fr Dictionary: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.profeda.dictionary
For an explanation about the Teda alphabet check out these videos on YouTube: Tudaga - arbidi hunã: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuWLq4Nw0kMالدرس الاول في اللغة التباوية: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UjI23krdBQFor more details please check out these explanations: https://www.dropbox.com/s/5murvwt7wkotsh6/Arba%20Tudagaa-ã_l%27alpabet%20toubou_حروف%20اللغة%20التباوية.pdf?dl=0
This application is a project from Mosko Hanadii-ĩ (Center for Culture and Education in Bardai, Chad). It is the result of the cooperation between information scientist Linus Gasser and linguist Wuše (Simon Neuhaus) from Switzerland.
This is still a preliminary version, but can be fully used.
We also recommend the Tudaga offline dictionary Tudaga-Arab-En-Fr Dictionary: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.profeda.dictionary
For an explanation about the Teda alphabet check out these videos on YouTube: Tudaga - arbidi hunã: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuWLq4Nw0kMالدرس الاول في اللغة التباوية: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UjI23krdBQFor more details please check out these explanations: https://www.dropbox.com/s/5murvwt7wkotsh6/Arba%20Tudagaa-ã_l%27alpabet%20toubou_حروف%20اللغة%20التباوية.pdf?dl=0
This application is a project from Mosko Hanadii-ĩ (Center for Culture and Education in Bardai, Chad). It is the result of the cooperation between information scientist Linus Gasser and linguist Wuše (Simon Neuhaus) from Switzerland.