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Add you. I'm not five strokes though.

You can not.

I pour! You're like my friend, and after learning five strokes, you have to find someone to talk to. Or female -

You've just learned, and you're too slow to talk to you.

**Best! Personally, not so good! Limited typing, limited communication, limited content.

I hope your memory is as good as that of a young man.

Let's use Sogou! Humanized! Just simple pinyin, as long as you practice fast, not much slower than five strokes! The point is that it's really easy to use, you think about it, it can think of it, and I love it anyway.

The most important thing is to memorize the root of the word, and if you practice again, you can have learning software, or you can learn to split the word by yourself.

If you don't type often, it is recommended that you use pinyin, Sogou's is good, if you don't use it often, forget it faster!

Wubi is a spelling input method,Of course, not everyone has to learn,Is it useful after you learn,For a word you don't know you can type out with other input methods,Wubi is not necessary to learn,Wubi is the fastest,I've seen 130 Chinese characters in a minute。

There is no need to use Wubi for daily use, pinyin is more suitable, unless you are born in some areas and can't distinguish pinyin pronunciation.

In my personal opinion, in addition to the faster typing speed, Wubi has no choice because the pinyin skills are not deep.

In recent years, the pinyin input method has also developed rapidly, and the speed will not be much slower.

Therefore, whether to study or not is up to the individual.

Prepare the root word first, then practice fingering and correct posture. At least 200 or more key speeds per minute. Then practice 1 hour a day with 5 strokes. A week should be fine.

If you meet a requirement set by yourself, the system will automatically transfer to the next section of learning and practice, and you can also save your learning progress and typing speed for each test. It's very convenient,I used this software to learn this input method.。 And you go to the Internet to search ** all free versions.

I also just learned, the first day is basically familiar with the position of the keyboard root, the second day is familiar with it, the third day except for so many difficult words, everything else can be typed, and finally it is practice. Come on! It's not hard.

Method: The next Kingsoft typing software, generally speaking, two hours a day is enough, except if you have enough time, thank you!

First of all, I will memorize the root of the five strokes! You can learn it very quickly.

This varies from person to person, but if you really want to learn, you can type normally in a week. But if you really want to play fast, that's what you have to practice. No matter what kind of input method you use, no matter what kind of software you use, you have to practice to play fast.

And this exercise is not usually large, especially if you want to pursue high speed.

Hello, hehe......In fact, Wubi is not that difficult to learn.

As for how to learn Wubi the fastest, that is, to memorize the roots, practice more word splitting and typing, it is best to combine relevant software practice, such as Kingsoft typing, etc., in addition to blind typing and multi-phrase coding input ......Also, don't be in a hurry, as long as you practice more, it shouldn't take much time.

You must memorize the root word first, this is the key, look at the root of the word on the keyboard, and understand the root word thoroughly.

Then learn to dismantle the word, generally speaking, there may be some more difficult words at the beginning of learning, will not be dismantled, but slowly you will learn, really not, just rote memorization, I am also self-taught, there are a few will not dismantle, but I generally know how to play, just remember how to play, sometimes although I understand how to dismantle, but it is also easy to forget.

However, if you learn it and practice more, it will not be easy to forget. I am now playing much faster than Pinyin.

As long as you can write, you will use five strokes, five strokes of typing is to use strokes, know how the word is written out can be typed out with five strokes, this is the advantage of five strokes, some words do not know can not be read, can not be typed out with pinyin, and five strokes can, know how to write out can be typed. It's not easy to learn anything, just memorize more and practice more. I wish you success.

People who don't know pinyin should learn Wubi. Because the Wubi input method does not involve pinyin knowledge, the difficulty of learning Wubi is the same as that of pinyin and those who do not know pinyin. There is no difference.

Because the input method of Wubi is fundamentally different from the input method of pinyin.

Wubi is the folded root, which is equivalent to breaking a figure into different pieces, and each block is replaced by a letter on the keyboard. What you need to remember is what roots are on the root list, and the corresponding keyboard letters for each root.

Those who can learn pinyin still have to memorize these when they learn Wubi.

It's not difficult to ,,, five strokes and spelling has nothing to do with it.

These are two different input methods!!

Pinyin don't talk about it.

Wubi is mainly to memorize the root of the keyboard!!

If nothing else, it's better to practice more!!

As long as you know what the character looks like, you can type it out in five strokes. And Wubi is not difficult to learn, if you are serious, you can get started in a week, and it will be about the same in a month.

Yes.. Wubi is not about pinyin.

If you can write, you can learn five strokes. It has nothing to do with pinyin.

Wubi is not associated with pinyin.

Learning Wubi without pinyin is the same as learning Wubi with knowing pinyin.

It doesn't matter. One is the phonetics and the other is the glyphs.

As long as you can write, you should be fine.

Not much. However, if you are in the computer industry, you can also consider continuing Wubi, which feels very professional

Okay, it's up to you, you'll love it when you learn it. I learned it when I was in school with five strokes. Generally, some schools may let students learn this for administrative or secretarial liberal arts.

There should not be many people who learn five strokes, because the root is more difficult to dismantle, and the root is very easy to remember, the key is to apply, and you will be proficient if you use more! I've been using Wubi since I started playing with the computer, and I think this way of typing is very fast!

Pinyin typing sometimes makes people tired, and a word has to knock several letters to come out, which is very troublesome!

This depends on personal habits, some people like to use pinyin; Some people like to use five strokes, and I personally think that five strokes are more convenient to use.

If it's a normal typing, it doesn't matter if it's five strokes or pinyin. But if it is a formal office, it is recommended to learn five strokes well.

If you want to learn, you can learn,Wubi is still very fast,Now the pinyin input method is also good,It's up to you to get used to it。