Can I use a computer in Mongolian, and how can I speak Mongolian by a computer?

Yes, but the computer does not have a special Mongolian, so you still need to read Chinese characters and English.

This language can also be used on a computer, but before you can use a computer, you need to switch the language of the computer to something that you can understand.

It should be usable, but the effect is not too good, after all, the current computer language is mainly Chinese, English, and some other more mainstream languages.

The Mongols, of course, can also use it. Computers, if you can't use computers in Mongolian, then the popularity of computers is still one. There are limitations, so there must be Mongolian language that can be typed using a computer.

You can use a computer in Mongolian, you can just tune it to Mongolian.

It's still not possible.,At the moment, you can't use that Chinese or English.,The other things can't.。

Of course, because every place they have this word or phrase to represent this thing.

It's very simple, after getting off the software, installing, after installing. Typing is to type whatever sound you want to pronounce on the keyboard, for example, "People's (Arada)" keyboard can type Arada.

Sure: Inner Mongolia and Mongolians speak the same language for the most part, but Mongolians speak faster and borrow words from Russia more frequently. And the words of the Mongolian people in Inner Mongolia can be understood by the people of Mongolia.

If you need to enter Mongolian characters in the Chinese Windows system, you can use the following methods:

Use the Mongolian keyboard that comes with Windows. Right-click the Language Bar, click Options, select the Mongolian (Mongolian) item in the Language Keyboard tab, and click OK to save. Once saved, you can use the Mongolian keyboard to type Mongolian characters.

If you feel that the keyboard that comes with Windows is not suitable for you, you can also directly install the Mongolian input method to input Mongolian characters. It should be noted that before installing the Mongolian input method, please compare the hardware configuration of the computer to prevent compatibility problems, and try to install the windows Mongolian language pack to prevent garbled characters.

Install the Mongolian input method! It's free! Sain.

Computer is a modern vocabulary, that is, a new vocabulary that has emerged with the development of technology, so the Mongolian language directly refers these words to English or Russian, and the general standard is that English and computer have the same pronunciation as English. All other technical vocabulary is in English, with a small amount in Russian, so that the pronunciation of physics and chemistry is exactly the same as in English.

Chemistry is supposed to be himi, it's not the same as English, but it's true that a computer is a computer.

Chinese characters can't type Mongolian characters, you need to switch the Mongolian input method, the steps are as follows:

1. In the taskbar in the lower right corner of the desktop, find the ch in the red box.

2. Right-click the mouse to open the settings options. Select the settings option and open the language settings panel.

3. Select Add.

4. Add Mongolian, find the Mongolian option, and click to check it to complete.

5. Note that the red box in the lower right corner is selected as mn status.

6. The next step is to use Mongolian where you need it, such as creating a new word document, and you can see Mongolian by typing.

There are two types of computer translation software:

1. Machine translation (automatic translation by translation engine, without human involvement) 2. Computer-assisted translation (using CAT tools to enhance human translation and complete the entire translation process with human participation).

If you just want to quickly glance at the general idea of the translation, you can choose to use translation engines such as Google Translate and Translate for automatic translation; The most convenient way is to import the entire Word or PDF document into Qtrans Document Quick Flip for translation, with 9 translation engines to choose from and more options

If you need to translate a translation project (including a complete translation and review process), need to manually check the quality of the translated text, and have accumulated a certain amount of corpus resources such as memory and terminology databases, it is recommended to use computer-aided translation tools such as Trados and Yicat for translation. Trados is powerful, but it needs to be installed, the operation is more complicated, if you are a technical novice, it is recommended to use Yicat, no need to **, the operation is simple, and the functions are not lost to Trados

At present, it is not possible to use computers to translate the whole Chinese, because many remote small languages have not yet been accommodated, if there are more people using local languages, they can be translated, such as Cantonese, Mongolian, Tibetan, Shanghainese, Shaanxi, Nanjing, etc. can be translated, but all languages in the country can not be done.

Yes, you can install the relevant software.

Mongolian 1-10 are:

ix、deux、due;m, hai, iv, 10, 捌, ba Chinese,

They are pronounced as:

1 Na Ge Yi Ri, 3 Gu Ri Bu, 4 Du Ri Bu, 5 Ta Bu, 6 Jue Ri Ka, 7 Dao Lao, 8 Insider, 9 Meaning, 10 Ah Ru No.

"You" is one.

"It's two."

Guo Erbu" is three.

"Degree and part" is four.

He "is five.

Jiriga "is six.

"Knife Circle" is seven.

Nagi "is eight.

One Su" is nine.

"Aerbe" is ten.

All I wrote was the pronunciation of Mongolian from one to ten, and that's how it was pronounced!

No, you can't! The Russian alphabet does not have the Mongolian vowels of six and seven tones. Therefore, the Russian input method can not be typed perfectly! It is recommended that you type out the keyboard one by one and memorize the corresponding positions of the letters and keys! There is no better way!

No! There are a few sounds in Mongolian that are not available in Russian, so the letters that represent these sounds are not available in the Russian keyboard!

There are a few letters that you can't type out if you type them on a Russian keyboard.

I suggest you type all the letters out in keyboard order and type them together, which is what I did.

No, contact me, I'll give you a Mongolian input keyboard layout.

I am Mongolian, write Mongolian characters from **Mongolian, only Chinese classes and English classes will be exposed to Chinese character textbooks, our school education is also very comprehensive, but students are not allowed to forget their own national culture, so I wonder why other people think that Inner Mongolians can't write and speak Mongolian, it's really nonsense, if you want me to say that our people here don't say that they are Mongolians, no one knows, you can only blame our national language talent is too high, Mongolia was originally only the name used by one of the Mongolian tribes with Donghu as its origin, and later gradually absorbed and integrated the forest hunting and steppe nomadic tribes living in the Mobei region, and developed into the common name of these tribes.

The word "Mongolia" is a phonetic variation of "busy Huole", which was first seen in the Tang Dynasty, that is, "Mengwu Murwei" in the old and new "Book of Tang". "Menggu" is the earliest Chinese translation of the word "Mongolia", and later there are many homonyms such as "Menggu", "Hazy Bone", "Meng Guzi", "Blind Guzi" and "Meng Gu". The Chinese translation of "Mongolia" was first found in Yuan Dynasty documents.

"Mongolia" means "eternal fire". In ancient Mongolian, the word "Mongolia" means "rustic". There are also those who believe that the original meaning of "Mongolia" is "celestial clan". ‍

The Mongolian language has been Russified, spelled in the Cyrillic alphabet, and the Mongolian language has de facto perished.