An exciting development for bloggers in India who like to blog in mother tongue Hindi but are more comfortable typing English. The new English-Hindi transliteration feature inside Blogger will let you type blog posts in Hindi using English Keyboards.
To use Transliteration feature, go to the Settings | Basics page and select "Yes" for the transliteration option. Now open the Blogger Editor, switch to the compose tab and click the "Write Hindi" button. (see screenshot)
![English to Hindi](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh0ekZ8Bp5wCY4FrUmVjqF6SmctQ2nU4woK-SPWSUtM-MB3L_ZWxwnmytRAwwqT4v6bxX1PfRDr9DRzu4MLbMR16iJRz_8jOYdxx6QQn7l5npjheQdlZPIeRG64vOzdu7FYq0qdmA/s1600/blogging-in-hindi-with-blogger.png)
As you type Roman (English) alphabets in the editor, these words are automatically converted to Hindi. It is also possible to compose your blog post in multiple languages - use the shortcut key Ctrl+G to toggle the transliteration feature on and off.
Blogger's English-to-Hindi Transliterator feature is pretty solid and may erode some market share of other similar apps like Hindi Kalam and Quillpad.
There's an on-screen Hindi Keyboard for writing characters that are difficult to type using English alphabets. And just like Spell Check feature, you can select an Hindi word and Blogger will just a list of possible alternatives.
It seems like a good percentage of Blogger users are from India. They should probably extend this to other popular languages like Tamil, Telugu, Marathi and Kannada.
Blogger Support | Hindi-English Mapping Chart [Thanks Pete]
Related: Professional Blogging in Hindi
To use Transliteration feature, go to the Settings | Basics page and select "Yes" for the transliteration option. Now open the Blogger Editor, switch to the compose tab and click the "Write Hindi" button. (see screenshot)
![English to Hindi](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh0ekZ8Bp5wCY4FrUmVjqF6SmctQ2nU4woK-SPWSUtM-MB3L_ZWxwnmytRAwwqT4v6bxX1PfRDr9DRzu4MLbMR16iJRz_8jOYdxx6QQn7l5npjheQdlZPIeRG64vOzdu7FYq0qdmA/s1600/blogging-in-hindi-with-blogger.png)
As you type Roman (English) alphabets in the editor, these words are automatically converted to Hindi. It is also possible to compose your blog post in multiple languages - use the shortcut key Ctrl+G to toggle the transliteration feature on and off.
Blogger's English-to-Hindi Transliterator feature is pretty solid and may erode some market share of other similar apps like Hindi Kalam and Quillpad.
There's an on-screen Hindi Keyboard for writing characters that are difficult to type using English alphabets. And just like Spell Check feature, you can select an Hindi word and Blogger will just a list of possible alternatives.
It seems like a good percentage of Blogger users are from India. They should probably extend this to other popular languages like Tamil, Telugu, Marathi and Kannada.
Blogger Support | Hindi-English Mapping Chart [Thanks Pete]
Related: Professional Blogging in Hindi