Note that in modern versions of iOS, when you have more than one alternate keyboard language enabled, the familiar smiley face Emoji icon on the keyboard gets switched out with a Globe icon, which is actually the same with what the Emoji and language access looked like in prior versions of iOS.
We’ll assume you’ve already added at least one alternate language keyboard this way, but for the sake of trying out the keyboard switching you can even just enable and use the glyph and symbol keyboard or the Emoji keyboard. Choose “Keyboards” and select “Add New Keyboard” – tap on any alternate language keyboard to add that to the list of available keyboards in iOS which you’ll then be able to gain quick access to.Open the Settings app then go to “General” and “Keyboard”.You can add, adjust, or remove new language keyboards at any time in iOS by doing the following: This allows you to type in another language using that languages keyboard without changing the language entirely in iOS. How to Enable Alternate Language Keyboards in iOSīefore anything else, you’ll probably want to enable an alternate language keyboard if you haven’t done so yet.
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