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Apple expanded the iPad’s reach globally with international keyboard layouts for dozens of languages. To access a keyboard that isn’t customized for Americanized English, tap Settings ⇒ General ⇒ Keyboard ⇒ Keyboards ⇒ Add New Keyboard. Then flick through the list to select the keyboard you want to use. Have a multilingual household? You can select as many of these international keyboards as you might need by tapping the language in the list.

When you’re in an app that summons a keyboard, long-press the emoji key (the one with a smiley face) or the international key (globe icon) to display a list of keyboards, and then tap the keyboard you want to use.

To remove a keyboard that you’ve already added to your list, tap the Edit button in the upper-right corner of the Keyboard settings screen displaying your enabled keyboards and then tap the red circle with the white horizontal line that appears next to the language to which you want to say adios, and then tap Delete.

Meanwhile, your iPad keyboard is even more fluent with iPadOS. You can now type in two languages at once, without switching keyboards. You can type with any pair of the following languages: English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish. This multilingual typing feature is also supported for English and Chinese.