* Incorrect encoding: Kannada uses a specific character encoding (like UTF-8) to represent its characters. If the sending app or platform uses a different encoding, the text can get garbled, leading to line breaks after each word.
* Font issues: The receiving app or platform might not have the appropriate font installed to display Kannada correctly.
* Platform limitations: Some platforms or messaging apps might have limited support for Kannada characters, causing rendering issues.
Here's what you can try to fix it:
1. Check the encoding:
* On your phone/device: Look for settings in your messaging app or platform related to language and character encoding. Ensure it's set to UTF-8 or Unicode.
* On websites: If you're using a website to send messages, check if they have any language settings for Kannada or Unicode.
2. Try different messaging apps: Switching to a different messaging app that has better Kannada support can help. Popular apps like WhatsApp, Telegram, and Signal generally have good support for Kannada.
3. Install Kannada fonts: If the receiving device doesn't have the proper Kannada fonts installed, the text might appear incorrectly. Try installing a Kannada font on the receiving device.
4. Check for updates: Updating the messaging app or platform might address any known bugs related to Kannada support.
5. Copy and paste: As a temporary workaround, try copying the Kannada text you want to send and pasting it into the messaging app. This can sometimes bypass encoding or font issues.
If none of these solutions work, it might be helpful to provide more details about the specific messaging app or platform you're using. This will make it easier to troubleshoot the issue and find a suitable solution.