Karenni Fonts (Unicode and Non-Unicode)
Do you want to write in Karenni fonts online (i.e. Facebook, etc.)? If you use Chrome, then download the powerpoint file below and follow the instructions.
| using_the_advanced_font_extension_in_chrome_v3_-_karenni_version.pptx |
Click to set custom HTML
Kayah Li Font (national font, non-unicode)
For most people, a Kayah Li non-unicode font will be easier to setup and use. Like any other font, simply download them, install the fonts and use them. Download the keyboard layout to help you know where the letters are located.
| karenni2.ttf |
| kayahli.ttf |
| kebogyi_keyboard_layout.pdf |
Kayah Li Unicode Fonts & Keyboard
(using Keyman keyboards)
Kayah Li has three unicode fonts and keyboards; the official Kayah Li (kebogyi) script, the latin script used by the Catholic church and a Burmese-based script. Tavulesoft's Keyman 9 is a special program that allows you to type in Kayah Li both on your computer as well as online and to switch keyboards depending on which script you want to use. To download Keyman 9, go to: https://keyman.com/desktop/
The following Unicode fonts will also be necessary for you to download:
To type in the official Kayah Li script: Kebogyi and Karenni Uni
To type in the Burmese based Kayah Li script: Padauk Deemawso
To type in the roman based Kayah Li script: Charis SIL (or other common fonts)
The following Unicode fonts will also be necessary for you to download:
To type in the official Kayah Li script: Kebogyi and Karenni Uni
To type in the Burmese based Kayah Li script: Padauk Deemawso
To type in the roman based Kayah Li script: Charis SIL (or other common fonts)
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