Learn the MNS standard layout
The lessons follow the Mongolian national standard keyboard, the same layout used in official documents, so the muscle memory transfers to real work.
Traditional Mongolian script — ᠮᠣᠩᠭᠣᠯ ᠪᠢᠴᠢᠭ — writes vertically, joins its letters, and uses the MNS national standard keyboard rather than anything you will have typed on before. These lessons take that layout one key group at a time: every letter, every digit and every punctuation mark, in an order that builds instead of overwhelming.
The lessons follow the Mongolian national standard keyboard, the same layout used in official documents, so the muscle memory transfers to real work.
Vowels and the most common consonants come first, then the rarer letters, digits and punctuation.
The highlighted key shows the correct finger and position, so you can stop looking down at your own keyboard.
Mongol bichig is the traditional Mongolian script, written vertically from top to bottom in columns running left to right. It is taught in Mongolian schools alongside Cyrillic and used in formal and cultural contexts.
The MNS national standard layout for traditional Mongolian script, so what you learn here matches the layout used in official Mongolian documents.
No. TypingBoo ships the Noto Sans Mongolian font with the page, so the script renders correctly even if your system has no Mongolian font installed.
Yes. These lessons teach key positions rather than the language, so you can work through them as a complete beginner to the script.