Does it support regional languages like marathi, gujrati, kannada etc for writing as well as reading ?

Does Mac book pro with retina display support regonal languages like marathi,gujarati,kannada etc for typing any documents ?
If it supports then what i need to do ?

Dhiru50 wrote:
Does Mac book pro with retina display support regonal languages like marathi,gujarati,kannada etc for typing any documents ?
Yes, here is a list of keyboards:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/46870715/s/m10lmac8.html#typing
You turn them on in system preferences/language & text/input sources. Fonts take care of the themselves.

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