Dzongkha Grammar Checker
Free AI proofreading for Dzongkha (རྫོང་ཁ): spelling, grammar and punctuation in one click. Paste your text below and correct it right away.
Beta: Dzongkha support is in beta. Corrections are AI-generated and may miss some errors, so please review suggestions before accepting them.
What the Dzongkha checker fixes
- Dzongkha spelling: Catches misspelled Dzongkha words and typing slips, and suggests the correct form.
- Dzongkha grammar: Finds agreement, tense and word-form errors and shows how to fix each sentence.
- Dzongkha punctuation: Fixes missing or extra commas, full stops, quotes and brackets.
- Every change explained: Each correction comes with a short reason, so you learn as you write.
How to check Dzongkha grammar online
- Paste or type your Dzongkha text in the editor above.
- Click "Check Text". CorrectNow detects the language automatically.
- Review the underlined words and accept the fixes you want, or click "Accept All".
About this Dzongkha grammar checker
CorrectNow is a free Dzongkha grammar checker and spell checker for students, teachers, writers and businesses. CorrectNow supports Dzongkha written in Tibetan script, so you can paste text exactly as you wrote it.
It corrects mistakes without rewriting your sentences, so your meaning and voice stay the same. Use it to proofread Dzongkha essays, emails, documents, social media posts and business writing.
Use it for
- Dzongkha essays and assignments
- Dzongkha emails and letters
- Dzongkha documents and reports
- Dzongkha articles, blogs and social posts
- Writing Dzongkha in Gmail and other sites with the CorrectNow Chrome extension
Dzongkha grammar checker FAQ
Is the Dzongkha grammar checker free?
Yes. You can check up to 1,000 words of Dzongkha text a day for free, with no credit card. Pro raises the limit to 5,000 words per check.
Can it check Dzongkha spelling and punctuation too?
Yes. CorrectNow checks Dzongkha spelling, grammar and punctuation together and explains every change.
Do I need to choose Dzongkha before checking?
No. Paste your text and CorrectNow detects Dzongkha automatically. Mixed-language text is also supported.
Will CorrectNow rewrite my Dzongkha text?
No. It fixes mistakes only and keeps your words, meaning and tone.
Can I use it on my phone?
Yes. The Dzongkha checker works in any mobile browser, and CorrectNow also has an Android app and a Chrome extension.