Thank you for this video, very helpful. I have to do my German exam on a computer with a German keyboard, and I was worried about finding these symbols. I hope they don't mark me down, if some of the 'y's and 'z's get mixed up !
I hope your exam went well! Those y's and z's can indeed be hard to keep straight once you've been introduced to both the German and English keyboards.🙂
I have a program that was set up on a German keyboard, I need to enter the < symbol on my US keyboard as part of the password. My right ALT key does not work (German Alt Gr key). What combination do I need on my Is keyboard to get this symbol? Thank you.
Quotation marks look a little different in German-language texts. That could be what you're seeing. Sometimes the font will change the look of the quotation mark as well.
The umlaut is typically only placed over a, o, or u. There is no way to type e umlaut in the German keyboard. That's great news though, right? One less thing to remember.🙂
How can I actually type < and > on a German keyboard? I have been looking for it for a long time but there is no result :( Btw. thanks a lot for the other tips :)
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Vielen Dank für dieses Video!
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Thank you for this video, very helpful. I have to do my German exam on a computer with a German keyboard, and I was worried about finding these symbols. I hope they don't mark me down, if some of the 'y's and 'z's get mixed up !
I hope your exam went well! Those y's and z's can indeed be hard to keep straight once you've been introduced to both the German and English keyboards.🙂
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How do you press the Guillements (< >) ond the german keyboard? Thanks!!!
Vielen Dank!
I have a program that was set up on a German keyboard, I need to enter the < symbol on my US keyboard as part of the password. My right ALT key does not work (German Alt Gr key). What combination do I need on my Is keyboard to get this symbol? Thank you.
Thank you so much 💜
THank you very much you just safe my life. Your the best teacher
I am so glad my video was helpful! 😃 You'll be a pro at the German keyboard in no time.
Thank you!
Thanks so much Vielen danke ❤
Thank you, that was really helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
wonderful ! thank u so much
how about capital later and small latter
Thanks this video helped a lot, but my question here is that why is the double quotation mark bend, it does not appear straight
Quotation marks look a little different in German-language texts. That could be what you're seeing. Sometimes the font will change the look of the quotation mark as well.
How do you write # ? Any help would be great
Add extender US keyboard will work?
Ich kann nicht das Fragezeichen finden.
Bitte helfen Sie
Dont understand why they make everything so overcomplicated? Why not just alt+s to get ß??? or alt+ b?
Because They Are German.
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Thank you
Thanks
How about the e umlaut, Dankeschön!
The umlaut is typically only placed over a, o, or u. There is no way to type e umlaut in the German keyboard. That's great news though, right? One less thing to remember.🙂
equal (=) sign please
question where is the FN key located on a german keyboard ? i dont know where it is, wich one it is or where its located
It is on the bottom left between the "Strg" and "Alt" buttons.
where is
brackets?
Great question! I will probably make a follow-up video to this video with things like you just mentioned. Keep your eyes peeled.
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How can I actually type < and > on a German keyboard? I have been looking for it for a long time but there is no result :( Btw. thanks a lot for the other tips :)
Great question! I will probably make a follow-up video to this video with things like you just mentioned. Keep your eyes peeled.
nice
how to get an impostor fee on a german keyboard?
How to type @ on german keyboard
Absolutely! Just check out minute 3:56 if you haven't already. That's where it talks about @.
Thank You!