On a computer, hold Alt (Option on a Mac) and press the plain letter: Alt+N types ñ, Alt+E types é, and Alt+? types ¿. Press it again for the next accent on that letter. The small label on each red key shows its shortcut.
On a computer, hold Alt (Option on a Mac) and press the plain letter: Alt+E types é, twice gives è, three times ê; Alt+C types ç. Press it again for the next accent on that letter. The small label on each red key shows its shortcut.
On a computer, hold Alt (Option on a Mac) and press the plain letter: Alt+A types ä, Alt+O ö, Alt+U ü and Alt+S ß. Press it again for the next accent on that letter. The small label on each red key shows its shortcut.
On a computer, hold Alt (Option on a Mac) and press the plain letter: Alt+A cycles á, â, ã, à; Alt+C types ç. Press it again for the next accent on that letter. The small label on each red key shows its shortcut.
On a computer, hold Alt (Option on a Mac) and press the plain letter: Alt+E types è, twice gives é; Alt+A types à. Press it again for the next accent on that letter. The small label on each red key shows its shortcut.
With Phonetic ticked, type by sound: privet gives привет, sh ш, ch ч, zh ж, ya я, ' ь. Untick it and your keys follow the ЙЦУКЕН layout printed on the caps.
Your keys follow the Ukrainian layout printed on each cap: S types і, ] ї, ' є and \ ґ. The apostrophe is the key left of 1.
Your keys follow the Greek layout: A is α, B β, D δ, W ς. For an accent press ; then the vowel (;A gives ά); Shift+; then I gives ϊ.
Your keys follow the standard Arabic layout printed on each cap: J is ت, H is ا, B is لا. Hold Shift for the harakat: Shift+Q is fatha.
Your keys follow the standard Hebrew layout printed on each cap: A is ש, T is א, C is ב. Final forms have their own keys: O is ם and I is ן.
Your keys follow the Persian layout printed on each cap: D is ی, ' is گ, ] is چ, \ is پ. Shift+C is ژ and Shift+B is the half-space.
Your keys follow the Korean 2-set layout printed on each cap: consonants on the left hand, vowels on the right. GKS gives 한. Shift gives the doubled consonants ㄲ ㄸ ㅃ ㅆ ㅉ.
Type romaji: konnichiha gives こんにちは. Double a consonant for っ (kitte きって), type n' for a final ん, and - for ー. Tick Katakana for コーヒー.
Type the syllable, then its tone number: ni3hao3 gives nǐ hǎo, xie4 gives xiè. Type v for ü. The red keys add a tone to the syllable you just typed.
Tap a symbol to insert it. Plain letters that are also IPA symbols (p, t, k, s, a, i, u…) come from your own keyboard. Diacritics attach to the letter before them.
Tap a symbol to insert it. Numbers and letters come from your own keyboard. Everything here is plain Unicode text, so it pastes into email, chat, Google Docs and Word unchanged.