In order to accommodate for multiple languages, your Microsoft SwiftKey Keyboard offers a number of different keyboard layouts. A dialog box will appear asking you to confirm your actions.Uncheck the Language Pack you want to delete.Open the Microsoft SwiftKey app: Tap 'Languages'.To delete/uninstall a Language Pack, either: (Alternatively, you can always update a Language Pack manually should an 'Update' prompt appear). Tap the circular arrow in the top-right corner of the app to update all installed Language Packs.To update your installed Language Packs, either: English and Russian), simply slide left or right on the spacebar to switch between them when typing. Your language(s) will automatically be enabled.įor languages with the same alphabet/layout, there is no need to switch between languages - you just start typing and your Microsoft SwiftKey Keyboard figures out which language you are using!įor languages with different alphabets (i.e.Choose the language(s) you want to download from the list.> select the 'Layouts' icon > tap the 'Add' icon. Click here to see the full list.Ī link for our YouTube video: How to Type in Multiple Languages with SwiftKey - YouTube Microsoft SwiftKey currently supports 700+ languages on Android. We’ve enhanced our multilingual support framework to make it even more effective, by constantly scanning input text to estimate which of the enabled languages are being used, and adjusting predictions accordingly. Your Microsoft SwiftKey Keyboard allows you to use up to five languages simultaneously.

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