A typing test that understands Khmer.
វាយអក្សរខ្មែរ ឱ្យលឿន និងត្រឹមត្រូវ
Nida is a minimalist typing test inspired by Monkeytype, built around how Khmer is actually written. A consonant, a subscript, a vowel and a sign can share one visual block, so comparing text letter by letter, the usual way, gets Khmer wrong. Nida checks each keystroke inside a cluster, shows what is still missing, and treats visually identical spellings as equal.
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Cluster-aware
Khmer letters stack into clusters. Every keystroke inside a cluster is checked, and a hint shows exactly what is still missing.
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NiDA built in
No Khmer keyboard installed? Type on QWERTY and keys map to the standard NiDA layout.
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Khmer & English
Switch word lists at any time. Both languages are scored with the same transparent rules.
built by
Kung Sovannda
Microservice Architect
Kung Sovannda is a software engineer from Cambodia who builds backend systems with microservices.
Nida is a side project, made to help people practise typing Khmer.