Persian keyboard converterの使い方
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Paste the Latin letters
Paste text such as sghl or lvsd; the page starts from English to Persian and shows سلام and مرسی right away.
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Check which Persian layout you use
If پ, ئ or the digits come out wrong, pick Persian (Standard, ISIRI 9147) instead of Persian (Windows) in the “Meant for” menu.
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Fix English typed in Persian
Paste Persian letters that should have been English, such as اثممخ, and they turn into hello on their own.
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Copy the Persian
Copy the text, shown right to left, into Telegram, Word or a web form.
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Persian keyboard converter について
Persian speakers know the result well: a sentence typed with the keyboard still on English, and the screen shows sghl instead of سلام. This page converts it back, starting from English (US) to the Persian layout Windows installs first, and it reads the opposite case too, Persian letters that should have been English, such as اثممخ for hello.
Two Persian layouts are in use and they disagree on a few keys. The Windows layout called Persian keeps Latin digits on the number row and puts پ on the backslash key and ئ on M. The national standard ISIRI 9147, called Persian (Standard) in Windows, types Persian digits ۱ to ۹, moves پ to M and puts the zero-width non-joiner on Shift+B and Shift+Space for words such as میخواهم. If پ or the digits look wrong, switch the menu to the other one.
Both layouts type the Persian forms ی and ک on their plain keys, not the Arabic ي and ك, so the result is ready for Persian text. Shift gives harakat such as fatha, kasra and damma, plus signs such as آ, ژ, « and ». A capital at the start of a word, which phones add on their own, is read as the plain key whenever Shift would only add a vowel mark there, so سلام is not spoiled by a stray damma.
Arabic (101) is in the menu as well, for text meant in Arabic: it types ي and ك, and لا with a single key. Characters typed with AltGr are copied as they are.
プライバシー
Persian and English text pasted here is converted inside the browser tab and is not uploaded. The Persian page stores its own draft and choice of layouts in local storage, kept apart from the other keyboard pages; Clear erases the draft.