Some writing exercises in Talkio ask you to type in the language you are learning. If that language uses letters or a writing system that is not available on your current keyboard, you may need to add or switch your device’s keyboard language before completing the exercise.<\/p>\n
Talkio uses the keyboard language and layout selected on your device. Changing your keyboard does not change your Talkio practice language or your device’s display language.<\/strong> It only lets you type the characters needed for the writing exercise.<\/p>\n If the language you need is not listed, follow the instructions for your device below.<\/p>\n If the keyboard is not available, add its language under Preferred languages<\/strong> first. See Microsoft’s keyboard-language instructions<\/a>.<\/p>\n See Apple’s instructions for writing in another language on Mac<\/a>.<\/p>\n See Apple’s iPhone and iPad keyboard instructions<\/a>.<\/p>\n Menus can vary on Samsung and other Android devices. If you use a different keyboard app, open that keyboard’s language or input settings. See Google’s Gboard language instructions<\/a>.<\/p>\n To type Turkish characters such as \u011f, \u015f, \u0131, \u00e7, \u00f6<\/strong>, and \u00fc<\/strong>, add a Turkish keyboard layout and select it before starting the writing activity. On Windows, Turkish Q<\/strong> is usually the easiest layout for people familiar with a QWERTY keyboard.<\/p>\nQuickly switch between installed keyboards<\/h2>\n
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Example: typing Turkish characters<\/h2>\n
If your keyboard types unexpected characters<\/h2>\n
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