It's not terrible on Android - I use the Hindi keyboard to write Marathi just fine. It's slower than English for sure because Swype doesn't work (or at least I

It's not terrible on Android - I use the Hindi keyboard to write Marathi just fine. It's slower than English for sure because Swype doesn't work (or at least I haven't tried and can't imagine it working the same way for Marathi). And also because I don't have as much practice with it as I do with English. Mac OS also has transliteration tools built-in for typing Hindi and most other Indian languages (though, again, not Marathi - you have to use Hindi transliteration and hope you get the right word suggestions). You can use the Caps Lock key to quickly switch between English and Hindi. I don't know if Windows has a similar feature but I wouldn't be surprised if it did - it's even more popular in India than OS X.