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Largest Kempinski in the world opens door | Най-големият Кимпински отваря вра
The swanky German hotel chain Kempinski opened its third hotel in Bulgaria. It is located in Golden Sands on the Black Sea coast and is the largets hotel that the German hospitality company manages in the world.
The pictures below were taken from www.kempinski-varna.com website.
The pictures below were taken from www.kempinski-varna.com website.
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^^
ми ту
ми ту
@Др. Месофиус
јес мај френд. енд мост оф д адерс кен кис аур есис
јес мај френд. енд мост оф д адерс кен кис аур есис
Вач ват ю сей, cам ав ас кен андерстенд ват ю ар сейинг.djurob said:@Др. Месофиус
јес мај френд. енд мост оф д адерс кен кис аур есис
^^ Phil, it's not that hard to set your keyboard for other characters. Just go to Start > Control Panel > Date, Time, Language, and Regional Options > Add other languages > Details under the languages tab. Then add the language you want and voila. Though with Cyrillic, you have to first locate all the keys cause they're all over the place. For latin languages, most of the extra characters are over on the right side of the keyboard where [ ] \ ; ' etc., are.
Then to switch back and forth between languages, just hit shift+alt together and you can a different set of characters every time. You should also have a little keyboard icon on the right hand side of the taskbar.
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Then to switch back and forth between languages, just hit shift+alt together and you can a different set of characters every time. You should also have a little keyboard icon on the right hand side of the taskbar.
Czas, I know that of course, but the problem comes when you don't have a bulgarian keyboard. How am I to know where each letter is
So I switch to the language bar to bulgarian, open the on-screen keyboard, and write in bulgarian. get it?
So I switch to the language bar to bulgarian, open the on-screen keyboard, and write in bulgarian. get it?
ooooooooh, woops.3tmk said:Czas, I know that of course, but the problem comes when you don't have a bulgarian keyboard. How am I to know where each letter is
So I switch to the language bar to bulgarian, open the on-screen keyboard, and write in bulgarian. get it?
well you could always do what my friend did. tape little peices of paper onto the keys (since I'm assuming you know where all the latin letters are) with the cyrillic letter on them and just leave it there until you've memorized the layout.
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