How To Type Sinhala Unicode Letters
If you are not an expert in Sinhalese keyboard most probably you have to use a Singlish unicode converter which converts “mama wada” to “මම වැඩ”. There are number of Singlish to Sinhala unicode converters on the web such as real-time Unicode converter from UCSC. Later Google released Type in Sinhalese – Google Transliteration tool. Both were online tools. You need to have an online internet connection to use them (in some conditions you could use real-time Unicode converter offline too).
Type In Sinhala app for Facebook and web
Facebook app: http://www.facebook.com/TypeInSinhala
This is a new software. It is more easy to use than any other software. It converts Singish style into Sinhala Unicode in realtime. Also it allow you to save your frequently used Sinhala Unicode phases in to your account and retrieve later when you have signed up with the software.
To accress online writing software directly: http://goo.gl/j0hAx
Use Google Transliteration IME to type Sinhala letters
This is an 100% offline Windows based tool. This will convert the Singlish phrase into Sinhala Unicode. You can install it and use with most of the Windows application environments. Once you install the tool Windows language bar will appear on the task bar.
Download IME here: http://www.google.com/ime/transliteration/
Select SI Sinhala (Sri Lanka) from the language bar menu.
Then Google Transliteration IME toolbar will appear on your screen. Now click (point your cursor) where you need to type in Sinhalese. The main advantage is you can type in directly where you need to type in Sinhalese instead of typing in a separate program and then copying and pasting it to where necessary.
මෙය වින්ඩෝස් මෙහෙයුම් පද්දතිය තුල සිංහල වදන් හැසිරවීම සඳහා දැනට ඇති පහසුම ක්රමයයි.
If you are facing problems with Google Transliteration IME, you can still use Type in Sinhalese – Google Transliteration tool or real-time Unicode converter from UCSC online without any installation.
Enjoy!
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Mark says:
This post is very useful for me, much appreciated!
Channery says:
Thanks for shairng. What a pleasure to read!
CHANDRIKA DILRUKSHI says:
i can’t understand can you help me to download shinhala front in my laptop and how to use sinhala and english borth thank you
Gishan says:
@CHANDRIKA DILRUKSHI:
If you are using Windows Vista or Windows 7 you don’t have to install fonts. First try this website: http://www.google.com/transliterate/Sinhalese to make sure that your computer has Sinhala unicode. If you are on Windows XP download Sinhala unicode from here: http://www.locallanguages.lk/sinhala_how_to_install_in_english.html