If your native language
is an Indic language or you have some knowledge of Indic language, you can try these language keyboards by adding Indic phonetic keyboards. Now you can have Indic phonetic keyboards
for Hindi, Bangla, Tamil, Marathi, Punjabi, Gujarati, Odia, Telugu, Kannada,
and Malayalam.
Indic phonetic keyboards are available in Language settings. You
can type smoothly with the new keyboards in any application including the
Microsoft Edge browser and Office applications.
1. Select Start > Settings > Time & Language.
2. Select Language from the navigation menu.
3. Select the (+) icon labeled Add a preferred language, or skip
ahead to step 6 if your preferred Indic language is already added.
4. Indic phonetic keyboards for Hindi, Bangla, Tamil, Marathi,
Punjabi, Gujarati, Odia, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam are available. Type the
name of an Indic language—for example, Hindi—in the search box and
select it. Select Next, and disable language features according to your
preference.
5. Install the Indic language on your device.
6. Select the Indic language, and then select Option.
7. Select the (+) icon labeled Add a keyboard.
8. Enable the phonetic keyboard, for example Hindi Phonetic- Input
method editor.
9. Select Language
switch on the taskbar (or Windows logo key + Space) and select the Indic
phonetic keyboard you just added.
Note: To reduce OS footprint, dictionaries of Indic phonetic
keyboards need to download from Features
on demand. Immediately after adding the keyboard,
please connect to the Internet and wait until the download completes.
10. Input anything via your hardware keyboard. Type Latin
characters as pronunciation to get Indic suggestions in the candidates window.
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