...If you input a language other than English in a writing system other than Latin alphabet, please check the relevant wiki articles, including [[countries]],
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...achine transliteration between alphabets. In the countries in which both [[Latin]] and [[Cyrillic]] alphabets are used, people are used to seeing some conte
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...nversion, with the user typing either Hangeul or (mostly among foreigners) Latin alphabet text.
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...[[Latin]] or [[Cyrillic]] script. This is typically done by putting both a Latin and a Cyrillic letter on each key. All accented characters can be supported
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: The difference between Spanish from Spain and Spanish in Latin America is mostly in the words and expressions they use. They do agree on t
...ually from Buenos Aires to the south) is pronounced differently from other latin american countries. The changes are mainly on the "ll" (like calle, pronou
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=== Ideas for Latin America ===
Latin America is a 500+ million area that is divided in two: Brazil/Portuguese wi
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It's a variant of the Latin alphabet with diacritic characters and a few extended characters as well.
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Words or names in the Latin alphabet (Roma-ji) are often used in technical documents and reports of for
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...of the Islamic world, akin to the role [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin Latin] has in Western European languages. During the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wik
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...an ordinary font technology such as TrueType is fine. For languages using Latin script yet using accented characters which do not each have a precomposed U
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...entium font has support for lots of languages which use latin and extended latin characters, such as Vietnamese and Pan-Nigerian. It also supports Greek an
...tion and elevate extended Latin alphabets to greater parity with the basic Latin alphabet. We also hope it will encourage other type designers to appreciate
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Papert described the Latin samba school as a constructionist
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...just as used for English: however, for languages written in other than the Latin script, the string may well be different from 0123456789 for localization i
...s of the finished mockup could be produced in various languages. Those in latin script could all use the same font in the same size and colour and the one
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...will not have this issue. And for the languages like English which use the Latin alphabet, capslock is essential for people to learn how to use a STANDARD k
...s used to switch between "normal" letters like Thai, Khmer, Kannada,.. and Latin Letters. --[[User:Bz|Bz]] 17:31, 30 June 2006 (EDT)
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...he Ethiopic script? Except Afan Oromo, which has officially been using the Latin script since 1991, all languages use the Ethiopic script, but my guess is t
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This uses the Latin-Extended ranges supported by [http://scripts.sil.org/cms/scripts/page.php?s
There are ten official writing systems in [[OLPC India|India]], including Latin for English. Here are links for the other nine.
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It's basically the Latin alphabet with diacritic characters and a few extended characters as well.
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...e not able to enter them correctly. This in spite of the presence of 8-bit Latin-1 letters on the keytops.
...m Bitstream Vera) covers most [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_alphabet Latin alphabets] and some other languages. This family has in general good "hint
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...distribution. Ogham was the alphabet used for writing old Irish before the Latin alphabet took over. It is included in Unicode.
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Based on Latin QWERTY layout.
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...ts including Urdu and Farsi with virtual keyboard for non-Latin scripts on Latin-based systems, export to pdf, rtf, html and plain text (later xml).
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...atin alphabet]] letters and their variants, and other letters added to the Latin alphabet for writing various languages.
Basic Latin
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...and Spanish to speakers of English, through sister schools in the U.S. and Latin America. The program is designed to run on the XO laptop.
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...64 possible combinations, including blank. This is ample for a single-case Latin alphabet, ten digits, various punctuation symbols, and several other symbol
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...languages, and some other languages that use only the accented letters in Latin-1.
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...lian alphabet was used in Mongolia until 1931, when it was replaced by the Latin alphabet, and again by Cyrillic in 1937. The traditional alphabet was aboli
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¨ ¯ (Latin-1)
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[[Extended Latin]] -- Western European languages and more than a thousand others
...languages formerly written in [[Arabic alphabet]] are now written in the [[Latin alphabet]]. This includes Turkish, [[Swahili]], Bahasa Melayu/Bahasa Indone
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'az' => [ '[[Azeri]] (Latin)', 'Azerbaycanca', 'az_AZ', ' 2 ', 'utf_az' ],
'sr@Latn' => [ 'Serbian Latin]]', 'Srpska', 'sr_CS', '1 ', 'unicode', 'sh:sr@Latn' ],
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It is written in ''boko'', a Latin-alphabet based writing system. In the past, and to some degree still today
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...n alphabet with several accented letters, all of which are included in the Latin-1 block of Unicode.
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| unicode_support = Latin-1 Block
| alphabets = [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_alphabet Latin] ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_alphabet Spanish variant])<br>ABCDE
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The Latin-based orthography includes letters with marks under (usually dots these day
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:: I suspect the same is true for most languages with Latin origins. Luckily, the solution is very simple: just let him be female in th
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...cter set (essentially ASCII plus accented letters and punctuation from the Latin-1 set). Full French typography is practical in Unicode. Non-ASCII letters r
...uses the guillemets « » as quotation marks. Of these, only œ is not in Latin-1. It is usually acceptable to write out this ligature as oe.
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...the [[Arabic alphabet]] for an extended period, but has switched to the [[Latin alphabet]]. Swahili can be written entirely in ASCII.
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...factory. On those XOs, the times-divide key will have an image showing the Latin letters AB and some local letter. See, for example, the [[Arabic keyboard]]
...ages#Keyboard]]. The keyboard switching key is the times-divide key in the Latin keytops, but with a different graphic in some other keytop image sets for o
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...ages#Keyboard]]. The keyboard switching key is the times-divide key in the Latin keytops, but with a different graphic in some keytop image sets for other a
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...og/ Blog about asynchronous internet connection for OLPC school-servers in Latin America using drive-by wifi vehicles.
...heir website says "United Villages provides villagers in Asia, Africa, and Latin America with a digital identity and access to locally-relevant products and
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If you need to load a non-latin layout; load also a latin one; otherwise
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...Icelandic Iloko Interlingua Irish Iroquoian Japanese Khasi Korean Latin Lithuanian Mayan Languages Middle English Nahuatl Napoletano-Calabrese
...ture, periodicals and music in Dansk/Danish; English; íslenska/Icelandic; Latin; Norsk/Nynorsk/Norwegian; Svenska/Swedish.
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es Spanish Spain, Latin America
“Latin”
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include "latin(type4)"
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...rom Soviet domination and monopoly telephone syystems in the 1990s, and in Latin America. This trend is now in progress in Africa. Similar developments are
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...ears all scientific papers were written in Latin, so you had to understand Latin to understand recent research. Now they are (nearly) all written in English
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say, Latin, Hindi, or Japanese. But in schools we use the terminology
of long and short vowels taken from Latin. In fact, so-called long
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...igh school levels was a resounding success that was soon imitated in other Latin American countries where other stations followed the concept of Radio Schoo
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...d" that uses QWERTY, just that minority whose languages are written in the Latin alphabet. With variations such as the French AZERTY keyboard, the German QW
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Latin--QWERTY, Dvorak, Left-hand Dvorak, Right-hand Dvorak
Serbian (Cyrillic, Latin)
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...If you input a language other than English in a writing system other than Latin alphabet, please check the relevant wiki articles, including [[countries]],
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...ation and management of “CELTA” considered the case of most success in Latin America; Digital Inclusion and e-Gov projects – Certi has presented a ve
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typically has an ISO-Latin-1 font. The length includes just the characters
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...96), for example, points to an “education deficit,” according to which Latin American countries in general, and Mexico in particular, have approximately
...on was the most important source of improvement in the quality of labor in Latin America between 1950 and 1970, although such improvements did not take plac
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:A long-standing initiative of the Latin American countries, the Inter-American Development Bank was established in
...aimed at support mainstreaming of new approaches to digital technology in Latin American and Caribbean education".
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...ng Ge'ez but have migrated to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_alphabet Latin]-based orthographies.
** Oromo (formerly, since 1991, Oromo uses a modified [[Latin alphabet]] called Qubee)
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*[[Albanian]] [[Albania;]] also written in Latin alphabet
...many purposes, especially religious - known as ''Ajami''); also written in Latin
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..."pc110", "pl", "pt", "ro", "ru", "se-latin1", "sk-qwerty", "sr-latin", "sv-latin", "trq", "ua", "uk", "us" (QWERTY)<br>
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...Translated text |The Language Key, found on keyboards that have both full Latin and a second alphabet, e.g., Arabic, Thai, Urdu, Ethiopic, etc., is used to
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include "latin"
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...nology Center, founded and led the Advanced Technology group for Digital's Latin American and Caribbean region. Cavallo has advised numerous heads of state
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A growing list of [[Recursos_en_espanol|resources from deployments]] across Latin America.
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|First B1 machines are built; IDB and OLPC formalize an agreement regarding Latin American and Caribbean education.
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...First B1 machines are built; IDB and OLPC formalize an agreement regarding Latin American and Caribbean education. -->
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...e characters. In this "locked" state, the Alt Gr key is used to select the Latin characters on the left half of the key caps. | display = block }}
...e characters. In this "locked" state, the Alt Gr key is used to select the Latin characters on the left half of the key caps. | display = block }}
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::I think that spanish speaking latin american countries do fit in a gray-zone there; there are many that individ
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...ere the letter on most keys is the closest Cyrillic letter in sound to the Latin letter on the same key in QWERTY. But it is not simply a keyboard layout. L
Note that the character 'ʒ' on the 3 key is not a 3, but U+0292 LATIN SMALL LETTER EZH.
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...tstream Vera)는 대부분의 [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_alphabet Latin alphabets]과 일부 언어를 지원합니다. 이 훼밀리는 스크린
* Non-Latin digits (Roozbeh Pournader has patches, but these are not yet integrated and
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...m Bitstream Vera) covers most [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_alphabet Latin alphabets] and some other languages. This family has in general good "hinti
* Non-Latin digits (Roozbeh Pournader has patches, but these are not yet integrated and
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...(unlike the writing system used in English, for example, which comes from Latin alphabet, which was in turn adapted from other writing systems). It was cre
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| [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_alphabet Latin alphabet]<br>—[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_alphabet German va
| [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_alphabet Latin alphabet]<br>—[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guaran%C3%AD_alphabet Gua
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| [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_alphabet Latin alphabet variant]
| [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_alphabet Latin alphabet variant]
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| [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_alphabet Latin alphabet]
| [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_alphabet Latin alphabet simplified]
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Search on the latin species name in other wikis or use [http://species.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_
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...an ordinary font technology such as TrueType is fine. For languages using Latin script yet using accented characters which do not each have a precomposed U
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...3700 Foreign languages resources/ 60103705 Resources for learning to speak Latin
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== Getting non-latin text from translation web sites ==
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...Icelandic Iloko Interlingua Irish Iroquoian Japanese Khasi Korean Latin Lithuanian Mayan Languages Middle English Nahuatl Napoletano-Calabrese
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...of [http://www.incae.ac.cr INCAE], Costa Rica, the top buesiness School of latin America. I am also a columnist and passionate about free knowledge communit
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*klatin Latin drill
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WHO VISION 2020 Latin America regional site (en, es, pt)
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...d in the U.S., expanding internationally, especially to the UK, India, and Latin America.
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...3700 Foreign languages resources/ 60103705 Resources for learning to speak Latin
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...lopment on mostly all areas, main goal: go forward the FLOSS projects from Latin America, specially filling some miss parts in the world. [http://delaguarda
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...of [http://www.incae.ac.cr INCAE], Costa Rica, the top buesiness School of latin America. I am also a columnist and passionate about free knowledge communit
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...If you input a language other than English in a writing system other than Latin alphabet, please check the relevant wiki articles, including [[countries]],
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...heir website says "United Villages provides villagers in Asia, Africa, and Latin America with a digital identity and access to locally-relevant products and
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...nology Center, founded and led the Advanced Technology group for Digital's Latin American and Caribbean region. Cavallo has advised numerous heads of state
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...merely translating the language, but developing a community that fits the Latin American context.
...nd a way to show the necessity of change the way of children are learning. Latin American countries need to introduce technology in their learning process b
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Words or names in the Latin alphabet (Roma-ji) are often used in technical documents and reports of for
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...an ordinary font technology such as TrueType is fine. For languages using Latin script yet using accented characters which do not each have a precomposed U
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...]]'s Recorder software to record the word list. Simply recording a-z, for latin languages, would be a big help.
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...ia] [http://twitter.com/callaurrea Urrea]'' (OLPC learning coordinator for Latin America, partial attendance)
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This functionality is a real helper (at least for latin scripts) as it runs a series of checks on the translations. So [[Pootle]] b
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...is no longer recognized in a modern context.<br><br>Oromo uses a modified Latin alphabet called Qubee, which was formally adopted in 1991, and used by the
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===Latin America & Caribbean===
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...ne to type this. However, Dvorak is only suited to English and a few other Latin-alphabet languages. We have to allow QWERTY, since more people use it, and
:QWERTY keyboards are only used in countries with a Latin-based alphabet. Many of the target countries will not use QWERTY because th
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...s they know are also in Marathi, which are somehow different to the Arabic/Latin ones we use in English, but they still try and like the Memory game.
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* 'Serbian/Latin': 'sr_CS.UTF-8@Latn',
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...do I switch keyboards for languages written in Non-Latin alphabets, or for Latin keyboard layouts such as French AZERTY or Dvorak? ===
...ed between []) followed by a representation of the original text using non-latin glyphs (ie: instead of an 'A' you may see А Д; instead of 'B'
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...m Bitstream Vera) covers most [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_alphabet Latin alphabets] and some other languages. This family has in general good "hint
* Non-Latin digits (Roozbeh Pournader has patches, but these are not yet integrated and
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...nology Center, founded and led the Advanced Technology group for Digital's Latin American and Caribbean region. Cavallo has advised numerous heads of state
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...ledged to have one of the most successful re-furbished desktop programs in Latin America.
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...ruct the map, we will research geography education in 4th and 5th grade in Latin America, U.S. and Canada, text books, remarkable research and interview geo
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...volving several countries in Africa including Ghana, Rwanda,Nigeria and in Latin America,Paraguay,Brazil,Peru, Mexico and in Asia ; India and the injunction
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* latin-letters (拉丁字母) (for French and German... )
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...has 69 linguistic units, represented by one, two or three letters from the Latin alphabet, e.g: i, px, çh, txh. The game should display a Nasa Yuwe keyboar
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...offer internships from June-August specifically for students interested in Latin America, starting this year in Uruguay and Peru. Please see the [[Internsh
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* 2009 Jan 18 - Guest Speaker: [[User:Yamaplos|Yama Ploskonka]] on Latin Americam Action-Not-Talk Deployment Summaries, XOCamp
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...pasar de letras minusculas a letras mayusculas en alfabetos basados en el Latin."
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...ish manual] are also underway. For other resources from deployments across Latin America and other Spanish speaking contributors, see [[Recursos en espanol]
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// The "basic" section below is an amalgamation of the it and latin xkb/symbols files
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...written from mid 1970s and is used in higher educations. It is written in Latin and has some 21 consonants and 5 vowels
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..._latin_america_and_what_we_can_learn_from_it.html "One Laptop per Child in Latin America and what we can learn from it"] presented by Christoph Derndorfer i
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1) raises money to purchase laptops for children in the Caribbean, Latin America and Africa.
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rah (a) laptop.org is OLPC President for Latin America and the Caribbean
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re-furbished desktop programs in Latin America.
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...s as a modifier, most commonly to shift between lowercase and uppercase in Latin-based alphabets."
...an switch between typing in English and Hindi with a single keystroke. (On Latin-only keyboards, the language key has been replaced by a × and ÷ key.)"
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* '''Latin America'''
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I expect one could do non-english Latin alphabets as well. I've not tried it. It might require switching to <tt>o
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...uages using variations of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_alphabet Latin], [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyrillic_alphabet_variants Cyrillic] or [h
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| alphabets = [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_alphabet Latin]
Under the influence of the Spanish, the Latin alphabet was adopted to write Aymara. Many different spelling systems have
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...rica Latina]]<span style="font-size:60%; "><br/>Laptops and Lessons Reach Latin America</span>
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...owledge on the legislation of all the different countries - Uruguay, Peru, Latin America, Asia. There are many questions that have to be solved in its case;
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...ers. [[Peru]], [[Uruguay]], and [[Mexico]], for example, can have the same Latin American Spanish keyboard for their default, with the ability to switch to
...nguages out of more than 400 in use] in ten different [[writing systems]]. Latin-alphabet keyboard layouts differ in the arrangement of letters (QWERTY, QWE
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...nology Center, founded and led the Advanced Technology group for Digital's Latin American and Caribbean region. Cavallo has advised numerous heads of state
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...in airports/hotels/restaurants, for those who can't easily type URL's in a Latin script etc) has proved very challenging. We could use assistance from web
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=== Latin-America Bricks===
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...s as a modifier, most commonly to shift between lowercase and uppercase in Latin-based alphabets."
...an switch between typing in English and Hindi with a single keystroke. (On Latin-only keyboards, the language key has been replaced by a × and ÷ key.)"
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=== OLPC Latin America / Africa event, Fall 2008 ===
...un and Kit Barron, are organizing events @ Harvard focusing on Africa and Latin America.
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The only tests for keyboard is to ensure that both latin and language specific keys
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...but when you use the arabic font in write it just looks like defragmented latin characters. Also, the letter B's arabic counterpart shows up incorrectly as
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...ropical medicine expertise? Can we do Africa and South Asia in addition to Latin America?
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''Anil'' would like to go to Latin America.
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; v8 : translate Japanese and Latin descriptions to English, and fix attribution for 5.jpg —[[User:bsittler]
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...s as a modifier, most commonly to shift between lowercase and uppercase in Latin-based alphabets."
...an switch between typing in English and Hindi with a single keystroke. (On Latin-only keyboards, the language key has been replaced by a × and ÷ key.)"
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:# [[OLPC Spanish America|Latin America]] will be spun off into a separate support unit
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16:50 < _sj_> luis : what about deployments in latin america, those
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;Countries: 12 countries in Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe, and Latin America
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...student participants; want to connect with universities in Europe, Africa, Latin America. Chose Africa for this round. Been setting up functional framework.
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Ashley has diverse international experience stretching across Latin American, Asia, Eastern Europe and Africa. These experiences have developed
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...antial experience in a variety of developing countries, both in Africa and Latin America, an active interest in childhood education, and significant technic
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..., MA she helped mentor Junior age high school girls from Cambridge Ringe & Latin School to succeed personally and academically after high school. She did th
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* Pulaar is written using the Latin alphabet
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...a cheap phone and a laptop eventually a beamer? All I'm saying is that in Latin America, and many other island states, there are Ministries of Education wh
...[[OLPC]] nor the [[XO]], let alone the facts about what's going on in e.g. Latin America and these island states? What is the point of view of the ministry
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** Europe, Taiwan, Russia, Latin America
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....blogspot.com/ 2012] Montevideo, Uruguay, May 11-12 for Spanish-speakers / Latin Americans especially
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...beginning computer programming classes. The LATTC/LULAC (League of United Latin American Citizens) website is under construction at: [http://golulac.org/].
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...the poorest communities, which is a worthy fact, because few countries in Latin America have had this initiative.
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...in airports/hotels/restaurants, for those who can't easily type URL's in a Latin script etc) has proved very challenging. We could use assistance from web
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...special skill in Puppy Linux, but I'd be glad to help this project....aids Latin America not just Australia
<Caryl> Having someone in Latin America working on it can mean we would have things in both English and Spa
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...de some smaller gives, and smaller individual projects in Africa, Asia and Latin America. In Oceania, these miscellaneous laptops are rolled into the total
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<CanoeBerry> remove the technological gap that exists in Latin America, these
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<CanoeBerry_> Caryl: thanks and have a great flight to Truly Latin America wherever you're going tonight!
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<FranXOphonie> They will use the rich latin american documentation produced in spanish
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* Peer2Peer Learning in Latin America, with OLPC's Jennifer Martino (15:15-16:30 Sat). Peer to Peer learn
* Simon Bolivar Wakes: How Latin America Will Rule the World! (Daniel Drake, <b>[http://wiki.laptop.org/go/R
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...ents around the world including Africa, Asia and a large amount of time in Latin America
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...ed on a deployment in Ethiopia followed by 7 countries in total, mostly in Latin America. Mostly working on technical training and logistics.
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<CanoeBerry> Jennifer Martino on Latin American work:
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[http://www.lpj.org/index.php?lang=en The Latin Patriarchate]
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...erry> the current state of OLPC projects in the world, in particular in Latin
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<CanoeBerry> group in Latin America
...ns being developed by the Waveplace team for Haiti into Spanish for use in Latin America.
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...and Spanish to speakers of English, through sister schools in the U.S. and Latin America. The program is designed to run on the XO laptop.
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Director of Learning Latin America
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<ndoiron> Are they writing in Arabic, Latin, or Tifinagh letters?
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...how you and http://www.infobourg.com/tag/mexique/ will help others around Latin America?
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...os_.2F_Planificaciones.2F_Lecciones extensive collection of materials from Latin American projects] (in Spanish)
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...but when you use the arabic font in write it just looks like defragmented latin characters. Also, the letter B's arabic counterpart shows up incorrectly as
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<Mokurai> iforinsects: We can do OCR of Latin alphabet text if the background isn't too cluttered.
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...s as a modifier, most commonly to shift between lowercase and uppercase in Latin-based alphabets.
...an switch between typing in English and Hindi with a single keystroke. (On Latin-only keyboards, the language key has been replaced by a × and ÷ key.)
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...igh school levels was a resounding success that was soon imitated in other Latin American countries where other stations followed the concept of Radio Schoo
#[[OLPC Latin America]]
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...ose who have trouble typing in URL's, or live in countries that do not use Latin-based languages in their URL's.
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...igh school levels was a resounding success that was soon imitated in other Latin American countries where other stations followed the concept of Radio Schoo
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