Why the Dravidian language keyboard layouts are difficult for typing?!
| English Key | MCL Mangai Output | Santali Sound Value | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | K | ᱠ | 'k' as in ite | | G | ᱜ | 'g' as in g o | | C | ᱪ | 'c' as in ch urch | | J | ᱡ | 'j' as in j ump | | T | ᱛ | Dental 't' | | D | ᱫ | Dental 'd' | | P | ᱯ | 'p' as in p en | | B | ᱵ | 'b' as in b at | | M | ᱢ | 'm' as in m an | | N | ᱱ | 'n' as in n o | | R | ᱨ | Alveolar flap 'r' | | L | ᱞ | 'l' as in l amp | | S | ᱥ | 's' as in s un | | H | ᱦ | 'h' as in h ouse | mcl mangai font keyboard layout
A government-approved layout designed for fast typing with a consonant-vowel pattern. Why the Dravidian language keyboard layouts are difficult
If you are not already familiar with the Mangai script’s order (or Hindi/Gondi varnamala), the layout feels random. There is no on-screen visual guide included by default. There is no on-screen visual guide included by default