Can you write in a kanji that you don't know?
81550
Yes. Because I know the parts (buhin) of the kanji. I assume you mean a kanji I'm looking at. I can also read many kanji I have never seen before because so many kanji share a common phonetic element and onyomi.
81551
If I can see it, I can write it. I know all the buhin (radicals) and can guess a new kanji's onyomi from the phonetic element. To find a kanji I usually enter two or three of the buhin to display it in a flash
336142
yes, but using the touch screen on the phone,however i have not used free hand writing because the phone has an on screen key board, other language input can be used on this key board, but this will depend on the key board design program when other words or number formats are allowed or not, therefore you can change the language settings inputs. that handwriting is not anymore in fashion but you can still use it with this phone, check with artist the type of application they use for handwriting and down load, may be an option too, since they seem to use it
1376668
No, it doesn't but you maybe able to figure out because it is illustrated in pictures and maybe you maybe able to find someone who speaks Japanese.
1072620
I don't have mine in front of me to tell you exactly... but if you hit "Insert" there is an option for "Symbol" and things like / and " should be in there.
2186843
I don't see French as a selection for all choices are written in Japanese characters. Wish I could help further.
50439
Somethings are in English and some things are in Japanese. Hope this helps.
2076025
Not as far a I know in standard usage. I imagine if you have a program like AutoHotKey installed you could map something to an F key. It does have a Function key but it is for switching to lesser used characters. You can use things like chrome shortcuts instead like ctrl T or Ctrl shift T
1033906
It projects a standard qwerty keyboard, so languages that can be written with English letters would work, but languages that have other characters would probably be problematic. I suggest writing to Cellulon and requesting a keyboard version for the desired language.
2028485
The Kuru Toga was originally meant for writing in kanji and kana, where your pencil leaves the paper. (strokes)If you write in cursive, you may not see a difference - but you'll see it if you print! :)
1069863
The writing (*��m"�) says "bushido", the samurai code of honor.Edit: Mine arrived today and it has a different inscription than the picture. It's a single character with a circle around it. It looks like �t ("springtime"), but I can't tell for sure due to the cursive style and my limited kanji skills.
194577
Hello and thanks for writing. No, unfortunatley only with an English keyboard.
1968140
Yes, each chopstick can be engraved with a separate message or part of a message. Up to 18 characters, including spaces and punctuation, per chopstick.
210121
No there is nothing to my knowledge out there. You have to write your own for what ever system that you're using.
1316204
Not sure what you mean, there is an assortment of tips included. You could write with any of them probably.
192815
Not to my knowledge, but I did not look for that. I use Spanish regularly, so I have memorized the ALT keys: http://www.alt-codes.net/spanish_alt_codes/
538195
I made a stamp with four lines. You can do that. I dont now if 30 characters is too much.
711084
Yes but the language is in Japanese. Would be nice if there were other language options like English and Chinese.