Dzongkha unicode bt email

You're looking for a way to send an email in Dzongkha, the national language of Bhutan, using Unicode characters.

Here's a step-by-step guide to help you achieve this:

Step 1: Choose a Unicode font

You'll need a Unicode font that supports the Dzongkha script. You can use the "Phetsarath OT" font, which is a widely used and supported font for Dzongkha. You can download the font from the following sources:

• Google Fonts: Phetsarath OT
• SIL International: Phetsarath OT

Step 2: Set up your email client

Configure your email client to use the Phetsarath OT font. Here's how to do it for popular email clients:

• Gmail: Go to Settings > General > Language and format > Font > Phetsarath OT
• Outlook: Go to File > Options > Language > Font > Phetsarath OT
• Mozilla Thunderbird: Go to Edit > Preferences > Advanced > Fonts > Phetsarath OT

Step 3: Write your email in Dzongkha

Use the Phetsarath OT font to write your email in Dzongkha. You can copy and paste the text from a Dzongkha keyboard or type it manually using the Unicode characters.

Here's an example of how to type a simple Dzongkha sentence using Unicode characters:

བཀྲ་ཤིས་བདེ་ལེགས། (Kadrishideley)

Step 4: Send your email

Once you've written your email, send it as you normally would. The recipient should be able to read the email in Dzongkha using the Phetsarath OT font.

Tips and considerations

• Make sure your email client supports Unicode characters and the Phetsarath OT font.
• If you're using a web-based email client, ensure that the font is installed on your device or browser.
• Be aware that some email clients may not display Dzongkha characters correctly, so it's a good idea to test your email before sending it.
• If you're sending an email to a Bhutanese recipient, it's a good idea to include a brief explanation of the Dzongkha script and how to read it, as not all recipients may be familiar with the script.

I hope this helps you send your email in Dzongkha using Unicode characters!