As with the US-International layout, you only need to add the UK Extended layout for one language to use it to type any language it supports. Specific information about this layout is available here. United Kingdom Extended keyboard layout Similar to the US International layout but for people with UK keyboards. Instructions for adding this layout to your operating system are available here. You only need to install it for one language in order to be able to use it to type any language it supports. The United States-International layout can be added as an input method for English or for other languages whose characters it supports.

A fuller description of how it works can be found here.

Input methods usable for more than one language United States-International keyboard layout This layout provides for typing some accented characters on a standard US keyboard using special key combinations, such as typing an apostrophe ( ') followed by the letter e to produce the accented letter é, as well as typing some accented and special characters using the right Alt key (on some keyboards marked Alt Gr).

To see some of the specific options for the language you are learning, go to Language resources and click on the language in question. Step 1: Choose an input method Language-specific input methods Įach language has various keyboard layouts and/or input methods available for entering text in that language. Ubuntu 11.04 or later), GNOME 3, or KDE (e.g.

2 Step 2: Add the input method to your operating system.

1.2.2 United Kingdom Extended keyboard layout.

1.2.1 United States-International keyboard layout.

1.2 Input methods usable for more than one language.

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