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Download the Lebanese Keyboard
Download the Lebanese Keyboard
Kelme's "Lebnéne - Lebanese keyboard" lets you easily write in Lebanese as it is pronounced, eliminating the need to use numbers as letters or navigate Arabic letters. Unlike traditional writing systems, which can be challenging for Lebanese speakers, our phonetic approach is intuitive and simple for native and non-native speakers. With Lebnéne, users can stay connected with friends and family in Lebanon and communicate effortlessly for work or personal projects. Download it now and experience the convenience of writing in Lebanese!
Kelme's "Lebnéne - Lebanese keyboard" lets you easily write in Lebanese as it is pronounced, eliminating the need to use numbers as letters or navigate Arabic letters. Unlike traditional writing systems, which can be challenging for Lebanese speakers, our phonetic approach is intuitive and simple for native and non-native speakers. With Lebnéne, users can stay connected with friends and family in Lebanon and communicate effortlessly for work or personal projects. Download it now and experience the convenience of writing in Lebanese!
By downloading, installing, enabling, or using any version of the Lebnéne – Lebanese Keyboard obtained through the official pathways listed on kelme-lb.com (including Google Play via Cyclamen Institution, the Apple App Store via Keith Galdies, and direct downloads for macOS/Windows), you agree to our Terms & Conditions and confirm you’ve read and understand our Privacy, Contact, Ownership, and Use Policy. This is a legally binding agreement. If you’re using the Service on behalf of an organization, you represent that you’re authorized to accept these terms.
Are we writing "Arabic" with "European" letters?
Are we writing "Arabic" with "European" letters?
The language in question is not precisely Arabic, and the keyboard’s notes are not strictly European. Our Lebanese vernacular is commonly classified among the Neo-Arabic dialects. In truth, it is a pidgin born out of...
Comparing the Lebanese alphabet to some Latin and Semitic alphabets
Comparing the Lebanese alphabet to some Latin and Semitic alphabets
Check the alphabet compared to Arabic, Italian...
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There’s Finally An App To Help You Type In Lebanese, Making Lebanese Convos So Much Easier
There’s Finally An App To Help You Type In Lebanese, Making Lebanese Convos So Much Easier
Compatible fonts
Compatible fonts
The Kelme writing system is a Unicode-compliant Latin-based writing system for the Lebanese and other Semitic dialects. It is natively supported on iOS and most Android devices, but designers and authors often prefer to have a choice of fonts when creating content in Lebanese.
The Kelme writing system is a Unicode-compliant Latin-based writing system for the Lebanese and other Semitic dialects. It is natively supported on iOS and most Android devices, but designers and authors often prefer to have a choice of fonts when creating content in Lebanese.
The Kelme writing system consists of 84 characters, including uppercase and lowercase letters, consonants, vowels, and emphatic characters. Most of these characters are part of the Core Latin-based character collection, while a few others are part of the African and Beyond Latin-based character collections.
The Kelme writing system consists of 84 characters, including uppercase and lowercase letters, consonants, vowels, and emphatic characters. Most of these characters are part of the Core Latin-based character collection, while a few others are part of the African and Beyond Latin-based character collections.
Many Latin-based fonts are currently being updated to support all Latin-based characters, including those used in the Kelme writing system. Currently, there are at least 100 fonts that support all of the Kelme characters. These fonts are available on Google Fonts for Free and on Adobe Fonts with a subscription.
Many Latin-based fonts are currently being updated to support all Latin-based characters, including those used in the Kelme writing system. Currently, there are at least 100 fonts that support all of the Kelme characters. These fonts are available on Google Fonts for Free and on Adobe Fonts with a subscription.
A few recommended fonts:
Noto Sans - Fira Sans - Noto Serif - Arimo -Anton - EB Garamond - and Questrial.
The alphabet:
Aa Bb Čč Dd Ḍḍ Ee Ff Gg Ġġ Hh Ḥḥ Ii Jj Kk Ḳḳ Ll Mm Nn Ƹƹ Oo Pp Əɂ Qq Rr Ss Ṣṣ Tt Ṭṭ Uu Vv Ww Xx Yy Zz Żż.
The full list of characters, which includes uppercase and lowercase letters, consonants, vowels, and emphatic characters: AÁBCČDḌEÉFGĠHḤIÍJKḲLMNƸOÓPƏQRSṢTṬUÚÜVWXYZŻaábcčdḍeéfgġhḥiíjkḳlmnƹoópɂqrsṣtṭuúüvwxyzż.
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