It's popular for typing in Japanese since you can just use one input instead of 2, and you can just look at the characters to recognize them instead of typing it out with English alphabet. Only on phones obviously, though. PCs just use normal JP Keyboard usually.
I would expect a Japanese keyboard to have more multifunctional keys or key inputs… There’s Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji, so that’s got to be many potential characters that you might want/need to type… And that’s before we get to the standard western alphabet, which may likely also be desirable to use on occasion… I might have to look it up to see how it all works… It’d be interesting to see if there’s a Japanese typewriter too… That could be really interesting…
@@KitsyX There is a japanese keyboard with the hiraganas, since there is a limit to the amount of hiragana, and to some extent katakana is equal. But for kanji, you still have to press in my case space to change to kanji, and if it is not the most used kanji you kind of have to look for the right one. Japanese is hard all we can do is find ways to turn around those issues. PS: I am not a native speaker, far from that, still on my ways to learning the language
@@KitsyX I do not know how actual Japanese PCs with Japanese keyboards work. It's very similar on a US Windows PC though, except you have more hotkeys for switching between katakana, hiragana, and kanji. This is called Japanese IME. You can install this IME (language and input method). You start typing in English (roman alphabet) and the appropriate kana will appear. At that point you can accept it, or press the space bar (I think, haven't used it in a while) to scroll through katakana and various kanji.
The keyboard makes way more sense for Japanese. Their mora system is typically arranged in groups of five, a-i-u-e-o, ka-ki-ku-ke-ko, sa-shi-su-se-so, ta-chi-tsu-te-to and so on. So you use one button per group and then you have five options, no drag, drag up, down, left, right and now you make it consistent so that the drag direction always corresponds with the same vowel
Sure, but that doesn't necessarily mean it's faster to type that way imo. I have both the 10-key keyboard and the Romaji keyboard downloaded, and personally the Romaji keyboard really helps me type in Japanese faster.
Can confirm, I have a JP mode on my phone's keyboard because I am trying to learn a little bit of Japanese, I use it to input it on those study/learning apps
Only Henya The Genious could legally get away with this typo. Now, if this was a Scarle Yonaguni incident, the comment would be legally valid tender to spend massive clippage on!
I have high respects for the people who got to use the number style word pad. The thumb power alone and what a thumb could do just to get to one letter then shift to the next, yet still type as if they were just pressing the words once.
so many ppl talking about autocorrect and T9 when neither was involved, also ~everyone who types hiragana instead of romaji on the phone uses that layout so it makes perfect sense to type english with the same layout
Not Find. Its Standard in Japan. Its a Japanese Phone keyboard. So obviously changing to the qwerty keyboard will be a confusing thing to relearn and switch back
So I've been translating Japanese. Apparently "Ne" is "See" as in "see that book over there?" So every time Henya says "Ne" they're essentially saying "see" CONFUSING! AINT IT!? 😊
Technology. It is both the gift to simplify and improve the lives of all living beings, and also the bane of exitance for those same living beings when it decides to troll us.
JP people being incredibly intuitive with their writing systems as usual. _Pro tip:_ When your writing system has 3,000 characters to learn instead of around 30, that means it's incredibly bad. No, shush, I don't care how much it "saves space" or whether "haha wa hanasu" looks dumb in kana. You're wasting a decade or more of everyone's life, just to teach them to read and write! Tell me that's not the definition of insanity.
I lived in Japan and had a locally purchased smart phone. Those 9-key Japanese keyboards are so hard to use if you aren't Japanese. I always used a full QWERTY keyboard that let me type out the Japanese words in English letters and then click to select the kanji.
Ahhh I see the mistake. Japanese still use the T9 keyboard format instead of the standard qwerty keyboard. I guess that was carried over from the earlier phones. While we Westerns use the standard board to type in Japanese because its easier to spell out the words in English. We cannot fault her on that. I also just tried it on my phone......Makes perfect sense LOL.
So it's like she's texting in the 2000s except with a touchscreen. Interesting. Now that I think about it, It was kind of nice being able to type out and send a text without needing to look at the phone back then. Quick messages while in class or at the dinner table were a lot less obvious. Can't really do that without physical keys though lol.
It’s far easier to type in Japanese using a T9 keyboard on a phone, since as you can see on the left screenshot, it’s far more compact and less prone for mistypes. Her mistake is not switching to a full keyboard when typing in English (or checking it over before sending the tweet).
That is a very interesting way to use a phone's keyboard. Haven't encounter it so far and would be interesting to try it and see if I get similar mistakes.
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"Gather at the Discord" sounds like a fun, goofy alternative to "Panic at the Disco".
The key is to add annoying punctuation that makes it awkward to say.
Gather. at the Discord. Just like Panic! at the Disco.
@@Choochinc
Kinda wanna list to Jump, little children now
Gather? at the Discord, I text errors not dramas
_"Your Honor, I plead 'oopsie daisy'."_
translated to japanese: eh... eto... bleh
The old T9 formats: How I didn't miss you.
It took a bit longer to write with that but it would safe you from all these embarassing autocorrect moments.
@@Mis7erSevenit had its own mistakes, let's not kid ourselves
I was blazing fast typing using T9 format. I didn’t even have to look at the keyboard.
"Keep your pee away from me dayo" - Henya The Genius 2024
Oh yeah, I can definitely see how that typo could happen.
Brings me back to the days of texting with a flip phone
I was not expecting a t9 texting keyboard when she said a japanese keyboard. Lol
Yeah, me too! I did not expect the old phone buttons format. I didn't think this format was still used in texting around the world.
It's popular for typing in Japanese since you can just use one input instead of 2, and you can just look at the characters to recognize them instead of typing it out with English alphabet. Only on phones obviously, though. PCs just use normal JP Keyboard usually.
I would expect a Japanese keyboard to have more multifunctional keys or key inputs… There’s Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji, so that’s got to be many potential characters that you might want/need to type… And that’s before we get to the standard western alphabet, which may likely also be desirable to use on occasion… I might have to look it up to see how it all works… It’d be interesting to see if there’s a Japanese typewriter too… That could be really interesting…
@@KitsyX There is a japanese keyboard with the hiraganas, since there is a limit to the amount of hiragana, and to some extent katakana is equal. But for kanji, you still have to press in my case space to change to kanji, and if it is not the most used kanji you kind of have to look for the right one.
Japanese is hard all we can do is find ways to turn around those issues. PS: I am not a native speaker, far from that, still on my ways to learning the language
@@KitsyX I do not know how actual Japanese PCs with Japanese keyboards work.
It's very similar on a US Windows PC though, except you have more hotkeys for switching between katakana, hiragana, and kanji. This is called Japanese IME. You can install this IME (language and input method). You start typing in English (roman alphabet) and the appropriate kana will appear. At that point you can accept it, or press the space bar (I think, haven't used it in a while) to scroll through katakana and various kanji.
Henya! You can't say "pee" on the internet! Shaking my head Henya from VShojo.
Yep, that's a Henya.
The keyboard makes way more sense for Japanese.
Their mora system is typically arranged in groups of five, a-i-u-e-o, ka-ki-ku-ke-ko, sa-shi-su-se-so, ta-chi-tsu-te-to and so on. So you use one button per group and then you have five options, no drag, drag up, down, left, right and now you make it consistent so that the drag direction always corresponds with the same vowel
Sure, but that doesn't necessarily mean it's faster to type that way imo. I have both the 10-key keyboard and the Romaji keyboard downloaded, and personally the Romaji keyboard really helps me type in Japanese faster.
Always good to pee Henya.
Just make sure you poo her also. Lol
As a friend.
@@Dimozia just don't poo her also
Ahhh, I pee now.
I find it interesting that japanese kana can fit in the t9 format too, with each consonant being each key
I now know why the keyboard in Super Smash Bros is laid out the way it is.
a certified _"Whoopsy daisy"_ ....
Ahhh how funny this little kettle is.
Oh god, seeing that layout reminds me of the hell that was trying to text on my flip phone.
This is like her other typo when she missed the "u" and hit the "i" when typing duck, (she was talking about duck duck goose).
Japanese keyboard still using the flip phone keyboard is hilarious.
“-coming to pee me-“
**Slowly blinking and processing what I just read** XD
Old school phone key board
Oh the time when phone keyboards are tactile, you can basically type without reading, just need good muscle memory.
2:39 Ironmouse influence
If you're peeing Henya color (purple), you need to call an ambulance asap.
And if you’re peeing Henya, you _really_ need to call an ambulance.
@@spongeintheshoe
Conspiracy Theory: Henya is a human hybrid Xenomorph. IT ALL MAKES SENSE NOW!
@@AceUkiyoGeatsIX Peenomorph
That's our genius~
Sounds like a typical autocorrect error.
Autocorrect is evil dayo
She did plan all of that. Henya is a genius and she's unable to do mistakes xD
Uh-huh, uh-huh...
Skill issue, dayo.
Can confirm, I have a JP mode on my phone's keyboard because I am trying to learn a little bit of Japanese, I use it to input it on those study/learning apps
Everyone in chat getting confused on how T9 keys work made me feel old. Back in the day we could type just as fast on those.
Henya rocking the Nokia keyboard.
It's funny that it's the only typo in the whole post. 😂😂😂
Once again, Henya is comedy gold.
“COMEDY GOLD!”
That was brick and flip phone era keyboard...
O say can you pee, by the dawn's early light
Only Henya The Genious could legally get away with this typo.
Now, if this was a Scarle Yonaguni incident, the comment would be legally valid tender to spend massive clippage on!
I have high respects for the people who got to use the number style word pad. The thumb power alone and what a thumb could do just to get to one letter then shift to the next, yet still type as if they were just pressing the words once.
At least, it didn't spell the word "poop" instead for her. So yeah, it could be worse than what happened.
It was all a genius move from her😂
That is some archaic phone keyboard style. Thait's a Nokia-age style numpad keyboard. I didn't knew JP people use it for the romaji too
so many ppl talking about autocorrect and T9 when neither was involved, also ~everyone who types hiragana instead of romaji on the phone uses that layout so it makes perfect sense to type english with the same layout
Radial menu on a keyboard
I for a moment thought you were using the T9 input mode.. i was Mildly impressed :D
O.o how on earth did henya find a keyboard based on the old flip phone keyboards?!
Not Find. Its Standard in Japan. Its a Japanese Phone keyboard. So obviously changing to the qwerty keyboard will be a confusing thing to relearn and switch back
@@KuroRyuu86Is the Romaji keyboard not an option?
Is really good pee vtubers
she Is the genius but she didn't claim to be smart
Nihongo muzukashii dayo
Her phone reminded me of Nokia back in the day
Japanese keyboard sounds very complicated
Autocorrect screws us all dayo it happens
So I've been translating Japanese. Apparently "Ne" is "See" as in "see that book over there?" So every time Henya says "Ne" they're essentially saying "see"
CONFUSING! AINT IT!? 😊
Fanartists, you know what to.....
Now she can't really say anything to Tomoshika anymore.
I just thought Henya likes golden showers
henyaPee
that keyboard baffles me, reminds me of the one on the psp though.
Yeah, it happens. I was meant to write to my ex "I miss you", but instead I've made a typo and sent "You suck".
"full sherlock" 😂
Henya just put the "P" in pon.
Technology. It is both the gift to simplify and improve the lives of all living beings, and also the bane of exitance for those same living beings when it decides to troll us.
Hopefully Mel doesn't take that as an invitation.
There are worse typos than that .
JP people being incredibly intuitive with their writing systems as usual.
_Pro tip:_ When your writing system has 3,000 characters to learn instead of around 30, that means it's incredibly bad. No, shush, I don't care how much it "saves space" or whether "haha wa hanasu" looks dumb in kana. You're wasting a decade or more of everyone's life, just to teach them to read and write! Tell me that's not the definition of insanity.
Yeah, not a fan of kanji.
S the Japanese don't use a full keyboard, they use a digital t9...
I can pee how that might have caused some confusion.
I lived in Japan and had a locally purchased smart phone. Those 9-key Japanese keyboards are so hard to use if you aren't Japanese. I always used a full QWERTY keyboard that let me type out the Japanese words in English letters and then click to select the kanji.
At least you said “pee me” instead of “pee _on_ me.”
"I can explain" 😆
Ahhh I see the mistake. Japanese still use the T9 keyboard format instead of the standard qwerty keyboard. I guess that was carried over from the earlier phones. While we Westerns use the standard board to type in Japanese because its easier to spell out the words in English. We cannot fault her on that. I also just tried it on my phone......Makes perfect sense LOL.
It happens we know what you meant
Oh its an old phone style keyboard...how do people not remember this??? I'm not that old
Something something R Kelly...
Henya no like pee. Sad dayo noises
So it's like she's texting in the 2000s except with a touchscreen. Interesting.
Now that I think about it, It was kind of nice being able to type out and send a text without needing to look at the phone back then. Quick messages while in class or at the dinner table were a lot less obvious. Can't really do that without physical keys though lol.
That's not specifically a japanese keyboard, that's just the classical phone keypad, from back when phones had physical buttons.
The more you know!
My kettle doesn’t type properly 😂
So let me get this straight, she uses a replica of old phones' keypads?
Considering how far apart the S and P are in a (English) keyboard, must’ve been one hell of a typo.
The worst typo ive ever had was miss spelling bigger
The N and the B are right next to each other😞
Bigger problem)
Henya is so adorable
...Henya is using T9? Not a full keyboard?
It’s far easier to type in Japanese using a T9 keyboard on a phone, since as you can see on the left screenshot, it’s far more compact and less prone for mistypes. Her mistake is not switching to a full keyboard when typing in English (or checking it over before sending the tweet).
@@tkshihachiI guess it's good for preventing mistypes, but I feel like it trades off speed with the Romaji input, which I feel like is faster.
Yikes, that’s not a good looking digital footprint dayo 😂
Could be worse.
I would
Pee-kame
Nah I say skill issue
That is a very interesting way to use a phone's keyboard. Haven't encounter it so far and would be interesting to try it and see if I get similar mistakes.
ow you sooo cute) nice to pee ya)
💜😂
Poor Henya, the r34 images (or whatever x rated imageboard is used these days) are going to be terrible 🫣...
That said I'm sure they already are.
It’s ok Henya. ☺️🫳🫳