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That’s all I can think of off the top of my head. Allows long key-presses and up-swipes to add more options to the keyboard.Can import your contacts’ names, names of apps etc.Has correct and distinct punctuation marks for English and Chinese.Adjusts suggestions based on frequency of use.Can learn words involving numbers and punctuation (e.g.I’ve yet to see one Android input method that offers all of these, but Google Pinyin Input seems to offer the most, and also seems to add new features fairly regularly. Frustratingly, most input methods offer a lot of these for one language but not the other, as they’re not aimed at people who use both languages all day. Each of these should apply to English and Chinese in the input method. Here’s a run-down of things that I think are good to have in a Chinese / English input method. Features I’m looking for in an Android Chinese input method

Currently I think that Google Pinyin Input (谷歌拼音输入法) is the best Android Chinese input method, but the others can be worth a look. I’ve been through a few different Chinese input methods for Android (and I’m always willing to try out new ones to find the best), so I thought I’d write up my thoughts on them here. The combination is surprisingly rare in Android input methods I’ve tried. I have another requirement for the input method on my phone, though: it has to be good at Chinese and English input. What is the best Android Chinese input method? I’ve used Android for quite a while now and need to input Chinese pretty much constantly on a daily basis, mostly for text chatting with people. The best Android Chinese input method: Google Pinyin Input (谷歌拼音输入法)