Kurdish Sorani Keyboard Plugin -

Sorani Dictionary Plugin for Multiling O Keyboard

Multiling O Emoji, which has been downloaded more than a million times from the Play Store, and only Multiling, which is without emoji, has been downloaded more than five million times. Because of its good features, one of the best keyboards for smartphones.

Fortunately, with the help of the Kurdish Technology Network website, the Kurdish keyboard plugin has been set up. It can also be used in the Kurdish keyboard at the same time. For example, English, Kurdish and Arabic keyboards can be installed for this keyboard and exchanged while writing. The second letters, known as the letters of shift, are completely easy to write, for example, if it is written l, just put a little slightly on the lice and be, but. This is in addition to the fact that the symbols and numbers are Kurdish. There are many other signs for writing.

You must download the main cobour in this link:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=kl.ime.oh&hl=en

You can watch the way the keyboard is arranged and downloaded through this video:

https://youtube.com/watch?v=BHS0Kiibrcs

Sorani | Kurdish (Kurdish Dictionary Plugin for Multiling O Keyboard Autocorrect and Word Prediction

Instruction:

1 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=kl.ime.oh

3RON O Keyboard and Follow Its Setup Guide.

5 Slide Space Bar to Switch Language.

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Wikipedia:

Central Kurdish (Kurdish Central; Kurdîy Nawendî) Also Called Sorani (Sorani; Soranî) is a group of Kurdish dialects Spoken in Iran and Iraq, in a region center on the neighboring Provinces of The Iraqi Sulaymaniyah Province and the Iranian Kurdistan Province.

The Term Sorani (Sorani; Soranî), After the name of the formar Principality of Soran, is used Especial to refer to a written, Standardized Form of Central Kurdish Written in an Adapted Form of the Perso-Arabic Script, Developed in the 1920s by Sa''ıdqi Kaban and Taufiq Wahby. According to David Neil Mackenzie, The Present Kurdish Written Standard is Based on the Silêman Dialect, Influenced Phonology by the Pîjdar and Mukriyanî Dialects. Needed]