... (recording the keys on English keyboard that you actually pressed): [Wicha'ra k'un he'han ] - note the difference between [k'uf] and [kif] Wičhaša kʼuŋ héhaŋ - note the difference between kʼuŋ and kiŋ Ok. That seems to work ok. Other than having to hunt and peck for the Lakota letteres on the keyboard. ...
... shortcuts, "hotkeys" for most frequent Lakota words and morphemes. Like these k = kiŋ l = lé h = hé ln = lená hn = hená kl = kiŋ lé kh = kʼuŋ hé w = waŋ lk = Lotkúŋkešni wc = wičha nsw = But of course native fluent speakers are welcome to comment and correct me. etc. "nsw" kiŋ ...
... shortcuts, "hotkeys" for most frequent Lakota words and morphemes. Like these k = kiŋ l = lé h = hé ln = lená hn = hená kl = kiŋ lé kh = kʼuŋ hé w = waŋ lk = Lotkúŋkešni wc = wičha nsw = But of course native fluent speakers are welcome to comment and correct me. etc.
... čhiyé, it looks like you didn't turn the Lakota Keyboard ON before typing. If that wouldn't work for you, you'd got something like Nina: [Wičháša kʼuŋ héhaŋ] - note the diŋŋešenče between [kʼuŋ] aŋd [kiŋ] --that is, the Lakota text with [ and ] not swithing the keyboard to English and back to ...