Nepali typing lessons
Ten short lessons from single letters to a full paragraph. Each one opens in the practice with its own text, on the Preeti, Devanagari or InScript layout you choose.
- Lesson 1Nepali lettersOne pass through the consonants. Watch the keyboard guide and find where each letter lives before you try for speed.
- Lesson 2Simple wordsWords built only from consonants, so you can keep your eyes on the text and let your fingers find the keys.
- Lesson 3The ा, ि and ी signsThe three most common vowel signs. On Preeti, ि is pressed before the letter it follows, and the practice accepts both orders.
- Lesson 4The ु, ू, े, ै, ो and ौ signsThe remaining vowel signs. On Preeti, ो and ौ take two keys, ा followed by े or ै.
- Lesson 5Half letters and conjunctsWords such as विद्यालय and राष्ट्र. Learn the halant key and the shifted half forms, and where the reph is typed.
- Lesson 6Short sentencesEveryday sentences with the danda (।) at the end. Aim for an even rhythm rather than speed.
- Lesson 7Numbers and datesDigits and dates in the Nepali calendar. On Preeti the digits sit on the shifted number keys.
- Lesson 8Office vocabularyThe words Lok Sewa passages are made of: decisions, proposals, circulars, registration and budget.
- Lesson 9Office sentencesSentences from a government letter. This is the register the typing test passages are written in.
- Lesson 10A full paragraphEverything together in one paragraph. When it feels easy, move on to the timed tests.