Tibetan ( བོད་ཡིག ) Alphabet Writing Practice
app shows how letters in the Tibetan script are written, namely the Uchen script. Tibetan is the predominant language spoken in Tibet and certain parts of India and Nepal.
In addition, the Tibetan alphabet is also used to write Dzongkha or Bhutanese, the national language of Bhutan.
In the apps main screen, the animated line follows the sequence of strokes typically used to write each letter.
Note: The depiction of the Tibetan script characters can differ with the source. The stroke order of written characters (letters) may also vary. The animated letters depicted in the app should be
considered simply as another variant. It is recommended that the users seek additional resources on the subject and determine what’s most suitable in their circumstances.
You can navigate through the letters by clicking the arrow buttons, swiping the image in either
direction or directly selecting one from the list.
Requirements: Internet browser with CSS3 support. Including: Internet Explorer 10+, Chrome 24+,
Firefox 23+, Safari 6.1+, Opera 15+, iOS Safari 7.1+, Android Browser 4.4+, Chrome for Android 59+, IE Mobile 10+, UC Browser for Android 11.4+, Samsung Internet 4+. Older browsers only have partial functionality.
Android app Installs: Android 4.1+
Tibetan ( བོད་ཡིག ) Alphabet Writing Practice is provided free for personal use.
