Genla
Genla is how Tibetans address a teacher.
Soon, there is one in every home.
Every step of the language.
Letters, syllables and grammar.
Graded readers, from first words to real books.
Typing lessons, and dranyen lessons with the tuner.
Speaking.
Every rule has a teacher.
Each exercise names the classical grammarian behind it.
The source line, in Tibetan, with English beside it.
Type it. Say it. Write it.
Typing lessons, open now.
Sound typing and dictation, opening soon.
A companion as you write.
It checks spelling and grammar.
And tells you why, in the words of the grammarians.
A safe place to learn.
Made for children, from the first letter up.
No ads. No accounts. No chat.
Nothing you type leaves your device.
To print and download.
Worksheets and word lists for every grade.
Fonts and keyboard guides.
For teachers.
Turn any text into a lesson. Turn any video into a classroom.
TermaType
A word processor for Tibetan and English together.
Free on Mac, Windows and Linux.
OpenWhat lives here.
Sound typing
Write Tibetan the way you say it. No Tibetan keyboard, no Wylie, no spelling worries.
Opening soonSee it →Dictation
Speak Tibetan, and it is written down for you.
Opening soonSee it →A writing companion
A Tibetan editor that checks your spelling and grammar, explains why, and opens the dictionary on any word.
Opening soonSee it →The grammarians, open
The great Tibetan grammar texts, with English beside every line.
Opening soonSee it →Any text a lesson
Paste any Tibetan text and it becomes a gap-fill worksheet, with a word bank and the answers.
In the workshopSee it →Any video a classroom
Any video becomes a listening lesson: watch a line, write what you heard, see it checked.
In the workshopSee it →Help carry it
forward.
Every font, every game, every song began with someone who believed it mattered.