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Mara Keyboard
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Eima Châ Pasô · Eima Phory Pasô

📍 Mizoram, India & Chin State, Myanmar
🗣 ~200,000+ reih cheihtuhpazy
📜 Latin-based romanized script
🅰 24 unique letter units

"Mara reihchâ he khâsia suh!"

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Mara Keyboard Layout

The Mara keyboard layout highlights the special Mara letters directly. Click any key to learn more.

Mara Keyboard Practice

Build confidence typing Mara letters, digraphs, words, and short sentences with an interactive keyboard guide. Use the layout below to study each character, then move to Practice mode for guided drills with instant accuracy, speed, and progress feedback.

Special Mara key Digraph (2-char) Standard key

Click any key on the keyboard above to see details

💡 Digraphs & Combinations

Mara uses several multi-letter combinations that function as single sounds:

CH – "church" sound A+W → AW – "raw" sound N+G → NG – "sing" sound
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Mara Alphabet

The Mara language uses a romanized Latin script with 24 letter units (some are digraphs — two letters acting as one sound). The writing system was standardized using the Tlosaih dialect.

Note: Mara uses the special letter units Â, Ô, and CH directly in this tutor.

Special Mara Characters

Three characters in Mara are not found on standard keyboards. The Mara keyboard cleverly repurposes rarely-used English keys.

Â
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 / â
/ã/

A nasalized vowel — the 'a' sound produced through the nose simultaneously. Not found in English. Similar to the French 'an' in "enfant".

Examples: Khati (when) paw (father) hmia (front)
Ô
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Ô / ô
/ɔ/

A rounded, open-mid back vowel — deeper and more open than the regular 'O'. Like the 'o' in the British pronunciation of "hot" or "lot".

Examples: vao (pig) lahpinô (wife) apyh (hug)
CH
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CH / ch
/tʃ/

An affricate consonant — the same sound as 'ch' in English "charge" or "joy". In this tutor it appears directly as the Mara CH unit.

Examples: chhuh (type) chô (above) chhie (bad)

Multi-letter Combinations (Digraphs)

These two-letter combinations each represent a single sound and are typed normally (two keypresses):

DigraphKeysSoundExample
AWA+W As in "raw" or "dawn" — /ɔː/paw (father)
NGN+G Velar nasal, as in "sing" — /ŋ/nga (fish)

Pronunciation Guide

Mara vowels are pure — they don't glide like English vowels. Mara is also a tonal language, meaning tone can change word meaning.

🎵 Tonal Language Notes

  • Mara has 2–3 distinct tones depending on dialect
  • High tone, Low tone, and sometimes a falling tone
  • Tone is not marked in standard romanized spelling — context determines it
  • Consonant clusters at syllable beginnings are very common (e.g., thla, rawn)
  • Syllable structure is typically (C)(C)V(C)

Common Mara Vocabulary

Essential Mara words and phrases to get you started. Click any word to practice it!

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Start with the keyboard layout, then use Practice mode to improve accuracy before trying timed tests.

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