How can I write the Turkish letters on my English keyboard?

[Pitt]

Hi,

I'd like to know if can I write the turkish letters ğ, ş, ç, ı on my english keyboard with the combinatıon: ALT + number

Thanks!

 

[dudasd]

You can make shortcuts yourself. Open a Word document. Choose "Insert", "Symbol" and then any of the fonts that have international set of characters (like Times New Roman, Verdana, Tahoma etc.). Choose the letter you want to create a shortcut for. Click "Shortcut Key" (down left). In the "Press new shortcut key" field type the combination you want, but before you confirm it, check if it's assigned to some other function. (It will inform you if the combination is "assigned" or "unassigned".) You can use ALT+something, but those functions are already assigned mostly, so I prefer CTRL+something (for example, my ç is CTRL+,+c – easy to remember because it's like adding a small comma under "c" letter).

Hope I helped.

 

[Binapesi]

Press "Alt" button and write any of those numbers for any letter keeping pressed on "Alt" ..
Are you planning to memorize them

 - 0194
â - 0226

Ç - 0199
ç - 0231

Ğ - 0208
ğ - 0240

İ - 0221
ı -

Î - 0206
î - 0238

Ö - 0214
ö - 0246

Ş - 0222
ş - 0254

Ü - 0220
ü - 0252

I couldn't find the lowercase i - dotless, sorry.
And this site might come in handy. You write the Turkish text with non-Turkish alphabet letters and it deasciifies them.
Very good word it does, I tried
Hope it helps ..

 

[Pitt]

Press "Alt" button and write any of those numbers for any letter keeping pressed on "Alt" ..
Are you planning to memorize them

 - 0194
â - 0226

Ç - 0199
ç - 0231

Ğ - 0208
ğ - 0240

İ - 0221
ı -

Î - 0206
î - 0238

Ö - 0214
ö - 0246

Ş - 0222
ş - 0254

Ü - 0220
ü - 0252

I couldn't find the lowercase i - dotless, sorry.
And this site might come in handy. You write the Turkish text with non-Turkish alphabet letters and it deasciifies them.
Very good word it does, I tried
Hope it helps ..

On my german keyboard the combination ALT + number only does work with the letter ç, but not with the other letters.
In any case it does work with the turkish keyboard.

Many thanks for your help!

 

[ta®antino]

or you can copy and paste, if you dont want to do that alt bla bla stuff, just copy and paste the letters above to a word pad etc. and then copy paste the letters whenever you gonna need them

 

[avok]

You can use this

 

[Nilcan]

you can use this website for the texts in Turkish,
well, it helped me a lot when i had to work with a different keyboard, stupid mistakes may occur yet still it is quite useful
PS: I am not allowed to post the URL but you can search the website as "Turkish text deasciifier"

 

[huso]

You can write âşçğüıöûî ÂŞÇĞÜİÖÛÎ Turkish letters by using the 'Alt Gr' key without changing keyboard with the free program offered by http://www.turkish-keyboard.com

This program is just an extension of keyboard, it doesn't affect the other keys.

 

[Singasong12]

The i with no dot alt code is Alt+213 Enjoy.

 

[dawar]

http://www.lexilogos.com/clavier/turkce.htm

Here you can write faster your text by adding a = after the letter you want. For example for ö you type o= and for ğ you type g=.
It is quiet fast once you are used to it.

 

[GNK]

On my german keyboard the combination ALT + number only does work with the letter ç, but not with the other letters.
In any case it does work with the turkish keyboard.

Many thanks for your help!

Bei mir (german keyboard) hat funktioniert:

 Alt [gedrückt] 0194 [Zahlenblock]
â Alt [gedrückt] 0226 [Zahlenblock]

Î Alt [gedrückt] 0206 [Zahlenblock]
î Alt [gedrückt] 0238 [Zahlenblock]

Ç Alt [gedrückt] 0199 [Zahlenblock]
ç Alt [gedrückt] 0231 [Zahlenblock]

Ş Alt [gedrückt] 0350 [Zahlenblock]
ş Alt [gedrückt] 0351 [Zahlenblock]

yumusak g:
Ğ Alt [gedrückt] 0286 [Zahlenblock]
ğ Alt [gedrückt] 0287 [Zahlenblock]


İ / i (mit Punkt):
İ Alt [gedrückt] 0304 [Zahlenblock]
i Normales kleines i

I ı (ohne Punkt):
I Normales großes I
ı Alt [gedrückt] 0305 [Zahlenblock]
ı Alt [gedrückt] 213 [Zahlenblock (nicht 0213)]

I hope it helps

 

[snoopymanatee]

You can use that website too;

http://www.turkcekarakter.com

 

[salichomg]

If you're looking for a temporary solution you can use this one turkceyaz.com
Write the letters w/o using the special Turkish characters and this site will add the special characters for you for example

If you write it like "Kis masali" this site will make it "Kış Masalı"

 

[murattug]

letter  ı = Alt+141