Detailed Answer
Typing in non-English languages requires different key layouts (e.g., AZERTY for French, QWERTZ for German, ЙЦУКЕН for Russian). Steps: 1) Learn the layout's home row – use online lessons specific to that layout (e.g., TypingClub for AZERTY). 2) Use stickers or a keyboard overlay for the new layout. 3) Practice common digraphs in that language ('sch' in German, 'ç' in French). 4) If your OS supports it, use the standard layout for that language (Windows language bar). 5) For accents (é, ü, ñ), learn AltGr combinations or use a compose key. 6) Start with 10 minutes daily; expect 2-3 months to reach 30+ WPM. Don't switch layouts frequently – it confuses muscle memory.