As with any good operating system, Windows 10 offers a wide range of languages, not only for displaying the user interface but also for typing. Each language has a different layout of punctuation keys , symbols, and unique letters.
If, for personal or work reasons, you are often forced to change the keyboard language in Windows 10, you will most likely avoid doing so until you need to use it for several hours, since the process through the Windows menus is tedious.
Windows 10 provides us with a large number of keyboard shortcuts , keyboard shortcuts designed to improve and increase our productivity, since it prevents us from having to take our hands off the keyboard to perform actions that we can perfectly well do with it without having to depend on the mouse.
From my personal experience (I spend many hours in front of the computer), I've always been reluctant to use keyboard shortcuts because I didn't want to memorize them. However, if you make the effort, as I did at the time, once you get used to them and see how helpful they are in your daily life, you can't live without them.
Change keyboard language with a shortcut
- Changing the keyboard language in Windows 10 through a keyboard shortcut is as simple as pressing the Windows key + space key.
- At that time, on the right side of the screen, it will show a window with the different languages we have selected as keyboard input.
- As we perform that key combination, will be selected each of the available languages.
Keyboard shortcuts are designed for users who perform repetitive tasks over time, such as copying and pasting, formatting text with bold or italics, resizing an image, shutting down or restarting the computer, closing an application, and so on.