The handwriting tool lets you draw the words using a mouse, optical pen, touchscreen stylus, or your finger, whether you have a touchscreen-enabled device. It's a fast way to switch between alphabets when you want to write in two languages. It even allows symbols for unusual characters you can't find on the keyboard. The Google typing software offers more than 90 keyboards in different languages.

Click on each character using a mouse on regular PCs or tap with your fingers on touchscreen laptops, tablets, and smartphones. The Google Input Tools extension comes with an on-screen keyboard allowing you to type in a different language with a virtual keyboard on the lower right corner of your screen. You could, for example, write Russian using a French keyboard. This method is particularly useful when there are counterparts for each letter in the other alphabet. Keystroke conversion is available in seven IMEs. You then select the character that best represents the letter or syllable you need. Each letter you type on your keyboard brings up a list of characters in the language you choose. Input Method Editors convert keystrokes based on the sounds of the letters. It can convert to more than twenty languages. You get to choose the word that best fits your needs. The software then makes a list of words with a similar sound. With transliteration input, you type in the word you want in a different language based on what the word sounds like and how you would write it using your keyboard. With this method, the language editor converts the sounds of the word you type into a word with a similar sound in another language you choose. Unlike translation, transliteration is based not on meaning but on phonetic similarity. Transliteration and Input Method Editors (IMEs) Let's look at how you can type in a different language using Google Input Tools on your Windows PC or touchscreen device. This language input software is quite versatile as it allows different input methods for different languages.

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