Keyboard QWERTY International

QWERTY International

A keyboard often seen is the QWERTY International keyboard. This keyboard closely resembles the Dutch QWERTY keyboard in terms of layout. The Enter/Return key is L-shaped and the left Shift key is smaller because there is an extra key next to it. The biggest difference lies in the keyboard configuration: with this, you can easily type letters with accents and other diacritical marks by first pressing an accent key and then the letter. With QWERTY International, you can easily type letters with accents, such as é, ë, and á, by entering the accent first and then the letter. This makes this keyboard suitable for typing in multiple languages. Unlike some other keyboard layouts, there are no noticeable differences in the placement of currency symbols. You usually type the euro symbol (€) using the key combination AltGr + 5.