Rohingya Keyboard

Type in Rohingya online • Free on-screen virtual keyboard with all letters and symbols.

Learn Rohingya Alphabet - Complete Rohingya Letters Guide

Explore the complete Rohingya alphabet with pronunciation, transliteration, and downloadable charts

About the Online Rohingya Keyboard

Type in Rohingya using the Hanifi script with this online keyboard that works right in your browser. No downloads needed and no special software to install.

The Hanifi Rohingya script was created to give the Rohingya people their own writing system. It includes unique characters, tone marks, and even its own digits for proper Rohingya writing.

How to Type in Rohingya

  1. Click inside the text box to start typing.
  2. Use your physical keyboard or the on-screen keys.
  3. Type consonants and vowels as needed.
  4. Add tone marks to change word meaning.
  5. Copy your text when you are finished.

The keyboard follows a phonetic layout that makes typing intuitive for Rohingya speakers. The characters flow left to right, making it familiar if you have used other modern scripts.

Main Features

  • Complete Hanifi Rohingya alphabet
  • Tone marks for proper pronunciation
  • Rohingya-specific digits (𐴰-𐴹)
  • Left-to-right typing
  • Works on all devices
  • Copy and save options

Voice Typing in Rohingya

Use voice typing to speak Rohingya and see it appear as text. Click the microphone button and start speaking clearly. The voice recognition helps when you prefer speaking over typing.

Using the On-Screen Keyboard

Click any key on the virtual keyboard to type that character. The on-screen keyboard shows all available characters including the tone marks and special digits, and is especially helpful on mobile devices.

Frequently Asked Questions

When was this script created?

The Hanifi Rohingya script was developed in the 1980s by Mohammed Hanif and his colleagues.

How do I use the tone marks?

Type the base character first, then add the tone mark. The tone appears above or below the letter.

Can I write numbers in Rohingya?

Yes. The keyboard includes Rohingya-specific digits (𐴰-𐴹) alongside regular numbers.

Is this script used in schools?

It is being adopted in Rohingya community schools and for educational materials.

Does this work on mobile devices?

Absolutely. The virtual keyboard works perfectly on phones and tablets.

Will Rohingya text display on all devices?

Most modern devices support the script, but some older systems may need font updates.