Bengali Typing - A Guide to Complex Conjunct Characters Part 2: Typing Consonant-Vowel Combinations

Typing in Bengali follows a different pattern than English. Instead of typing vowels separately, you modify consonants with vowel signs.

How to Type Consonant-Vowel Combinations?

To type these combinations, you attach vowel symbols to consonants instead of typing them as separate letters. Here are some common examples:

1. Simple Combinations:

   • "ক" + "া" = "কা" (kaa) → Type "k" + "a"
   • "ত" + "ি" = "তি" (ti) → Type "t" + "i"
   • "র" + "ু" = "রু" (ru) → Type "r" + "u"

2. More Complex Combinations:

   • "গ" + "ে" = "গে" (ge) → Type "g" + "e"
   • "প" + "ো" = "পো" (po) → Type "p" + "o"
   • "দ" + "ী" = "দী" (dee) → Type "d" + "I"

Why This Matters?

If you master these combinations, you can type faster and avoid errors while writing in Bengali.