Does Typing Study have Mongolian?
Yes. typingstudy.com offers a Mongolian keyboard layout with its interface in Mongolian: 15 lessons, a speed test and games (checked 13 November 2026).
Comparison
Mongolian typing: Typing Study, Typing Master and the others, compared
People in Mongolia look for a typing tutor under several names: Typing Study, Typing Master, RapidTyping, TypingClub, Monkeytype. Not all of them teach the Mongolian keyboard. This page says what each one offers for Mongolian, as checked on each site on 13 November 2026, and where TypingBoo fits. We make TypingBoo, so read our own entry with that in mind.
Typing Study (typingstudy.com)
A website with a Mongolian keyboard layout among its many layouts, and an interface in Mongolian. The Mongolian course has 15 lessons, a speed test and games, and the lessons open without signing in. If you want a fixed course to work through from lesson 1 to lesson 15, it is a solid choice.
Typing Master (typingmaster.com)
A program you install: TypingMaster 12 for Windows, with a Linux build and a few browser tools beside it. It is free to download, and a paid licence that unlocks every drill is optional. Its site names ready-made layouts for Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, Khmer, Thai and Vietnamese and says a custom layout file can be imported, but it does not mention Mongolian. A good fit for English on a Windows computer; for Mongolian you would have to bring the layout yourself.
RapidTyping (rapidtyping.com)
A free Windows program, in an installer and a portable version. Its site says it supports almost all keyboard layouts, but Mongolian is not among the layouts, course languages or interface languages it names. Useful where a classroom's computers are offline; check that your layout works before planning lessons around it.
TypingClub (typingclub.com)
A website built for schools, with lesson plans in some twenty languages. Mongolian is not in the language list on its home page. A strong choice for English; not a place to learn the Mongolian keyboard.
Monkeytype (monkeytype.com)
A speed test, not a course: it gives you words to type against the clock and keeps track of your results. Mongolian is one of its languages, with a list of about a thousand words. Good for measuring yourself once you know the keys; it does not teach where they are.
TypingBoo (this site)
A free website with nothing to install and no account needed. It teaches the Mongolian Cyrillic keyboard one group of keys at a time, then moves on to Mongolian words, sentences and stories, with a speed test and games. It also teaches the keyboard for traditional Mongolian script (Mongol bichig), and its pages are written in Mongolian, English and Korean. On the Mongolian pages the keys you press are mapped to the Cyrillic layout, so it works on a computer that does not have that layout installed.
How to choose
- Decide which keyboard you are learning. For Mongolian Cyrillic, the two on this list that teach it are Typing Study and TypingBoo; Monkeytype can test you, but it will not teach you.
- Decide between a website and a program. A website needs nothing installed and runs on a school or office computer; a program runs without the internet.
- Try the first lesson on each before you settle. Ten minutes on the home row tells you more than any comparison.
- Whichever you pick, practise a little every day. Fifteen minutes daily beats one long session a week.
Frequently asked questions
Does Typing Master support the Mongolian keyboard?
Its website does not mention Mongolian. It names ready-made layouts for several other languages and says a custom layout file can be imported, so Mongolian is not there out of the box (checked 13 November 2026).
Is there a Mongolian typing test?
Yes. TypingBoo has a one-minute Mongolian typing test with real sentences, and Typing Study and Monkeytype each have a Mongolian test too.
Can I learn to type Mongol bichig, the traditional script?
TypingBoo has key-position and word practice for Mongol bichig, on two keyboard layouts.
Is this comparison fair?
It is written by the people who make TypingBoo. That is why it only states what each site itself shows, with the date it was checked. If something here is out of date, tell us through the contact page and we will correct it.
Try the Mongolian lessons
Start on the home row. It takes a few minutes and needs no account.