Move on from single keys
Come here after the key-location lessons. Word practice assumes you already know where the letters live.
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Once the MNS layout is familiar, single keys stop being the bottleneck and whole words start to matter. This drill uses common words in traditional Mongolian script, so you practise the letter joins that actually occur in written Mongolian — including the shape a letter takes at the start, middle and end of a word — instead of typing letters in isolation.
Come here after the key-location lessons. Word practice assumes you already know where the letters live.
Reading ahead is what builds speed. Look at the next word while your hands finish the current one.
Each run reports words per minute, accuracy and errors, so progress in the script is measurable rather than a feeling.
Key location lessons teach where each letter sits. Word practice strings those letters into real Mongolian words, which trains the joins and the rhythm between them.
Traditional Mongolian letters take different forms at the beginning, middle and end of a word. Typing whole words is the only way to practise those forms in context.
No physical keyboard is required. The on-screen keyboard shows the MNS layout and highlights the next key, so any keyboard works.
Yes. Every mongol bichig lesson and word list on TypingBoo is free and needs no account.