Alt Code Shortcuts for Lao Letters

Lao is one of the official language spoken in Laos, a country in South East Asia. Lao script is part of Unicode standards in the point range 0E80 to 0EFF. Though 128 characters are available in this range, many code points are unassigned. You can insert the Lao letters in your Windows and Mac documents using alt code shortcuts. Also, check the complete list of alt code shortcuts for Tamil language letters.

Alt Code Shortcuts for Lao Letters

Here is a complete list of shortcuts for Lao letters.

How to Type Lao Language Letter?

Similar to any other Unicode symbols, you can insert Lao language letters in Windows, Mac and HTML documents.

Typing in Windows

• On Windows based Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and other documents, hold one of the alt keys and type the decimal code as given in the first column of the above table. For example, alt + 3738 will produce Lao Letter Bo – ບ.
• Only on Word documents, type the hexadecimal codes as given in the second column of the above table and press alt and x. For example, 0E97 alt + x will produce Lao Letter Tho Tam – ທ.

Typing in Mac Documents

• On Mac documents, you need to first change the input method to Unicode Hex Input. Press option key and type the hexadecimal numbers to convert it in to a letter. For example, Option + 0E96 will create a Lao Letter Tho Sung – ຖ.

Typing on Web Documents

• If you want to insert the Lao language letters in HTML, use either decimal codes in the format &# 3738; or hexadecimal code in the format &#x 0E9A;.
• On CSS and JavaScript documents, use the hexadecimal code in the format \0E94 and \u0E94 respectively.

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