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Are you facing a problem with typing in the Dhivehi Language? Do you want to learn to type in Dhivehi online? Or, Are you in search of the best Dhivehi Typing Tutor and not able to find the best tool? Then Yes, you are on the right website from where you can learn to type Dhivehi quickly. Follow below and type practice with Dhivehi Keyboard to become a Dhivehi typing master in no time.
Dhivehi Keyboard is no. 1 web-based editor to write in Dhivehi characters. This Dhivehi Typing Test Keyboard is also known as ދިވެހި in the Dhivehi Language. With this Keyboard, you can practice Dhivehi lessons online for beginners. Dhivehi Keyboard Online is the best and most comfortable virtual Keyboard to type in Dhivehi alphabets, letters, and words. This online keyboard app is also useful for users who speak Dhivehi across the world. Write Dhivehi at a faster pace with this virtual Keyboard. Also, practice typing with our online typing keyboard games for free.
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Use Dhivehi Typing Keyboard for Dhivehi typing practice online, and you don't have to install anything. Your physical keyboard will type Dhivehi on this page. To type capital letters, hold [Shift] on your physical keyboard and, the letters will become the upper case. When you're done, you can or copy-paste. To double-click the [Select All] button to highlight all text, then press [Ctrl]+[c] to double and [Ctrl]+[v] to paste on your physical keyboard.
Dhivehi Phonetic (with Naviyani) Keyboard Installer for Windows
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Naviyani used to be the 19th letter in the alphabet, placed between Daviyani and Zaviyani, until it was abolished in the early 1950s by then President Mohamed Amin. The letter represented a retroflex 'n' sound, or 'baru noonu' (heavy 'noonu' character) as it is called in Dhivehi. The Unicode standard, used for text-representation on computers, did not include accommodations for 'naviyani' when Thaana was first included in Unicode in standard version 3.0. The letter was eventually added in Unicode standard version 3.2 at code point U+07B1. As a result, many of the popular Thaana fonts have been updated in recent years to include the glyph for the letter. However, typing the letter has remained a hassle as the builtin Dhivehi keyboards on Windows does not map the letter to a key, forcing users to either type in the Alt + code combination or copying via the character map application.
I didn't realize there actually was a need for frequent use of the letter until various memes and pleas, from a growing community of people from the South of Maldives whose dialect apparently finds frequent use of the letter, cropped up on Facebook and Viber groups on the recent International Mother Language Day.
To ease the typing of the letter, I am releasing a Dhivehi keyboard input method for Microsoft Windows that adds naviyani to the standard 'Divehi Phonetic' layout. Download the setup file from the link below and run it to go through breezy installation. You will need to restart Windows to get keyboard properly activated and accessible. You may then select the newly installed 'Divehi Phonetic (Naviyani)' keyboard from the language settings under 'Control Panel'. You may disable/remove the built-in 'Dhivehi Phonetic' keyboard option and use this instead as it is virtually similar in all other aspects.
When you have 'Divehi Phonetic (Naviyani)' keyboard activated, the 'naviyani' letter can be typed using RightAlt + n (or, alternatively Ctrl + Alt + N) key combination.
- Download Divehi Phonetic (Naviyani) Keyboard Installer
Hope this eases your work