[Examples will appear here]
- Using the same key for variants
- Persian/Farsi: z = ز zz = ض Z = ذ ZZ = ظ
- Russian: w = ш ww = щ c = ч cc = ц -aa = -ая -uu = ую
- Turkish: oo = ö
- IPA—eliminate use of Shift key: ttiinn = θɪŋ
- Chinese tone marks: ma, mA, maa, mAA = mā, má, mǎ, mà
- Russian soft sign indicated by double consonant: tollko = только
- Using the context
- Chinese Pinyin: tone sandhi for yi (yì / yí) and bu (bù / bú)
- Russian: y = й / ы (moy = мой, byl = был)
- Turkish: vowel harmony geldi, yazdi = geldi / yazdı oldu, ooldu = oldu / öldü
- Classical Greek: ha =
ἁ, gahr = γὰρ
- Using spare QWERTY keys
- Romanian: q = ă
- Turkish: w = ş
- Greek: j = η
- Classical Greek: alphabetical diacritics: twvy thewvy =
τῷ θεῷ
- Allowing traditional and phonetic spellings
- Greek: q or th for θ
- Russian: j or zh for ж
- Automating important spelling features
- Modern Greek accents by pattern recognition: vrethjka = βρέθηκα, vrethjkame = βρεθήκαμε
- Russian: spelling rules (bollwG = большого, xorowG = хорошего)
- Shortcuts for grammatical endings/infixes
- Turkish: yapBCMz = yapabileceğimiz
- Russian: case endings (-M = -ему /-ому), participles (zaminaHGG = занимающегося)
- Romanian: doctorL = doctorului
- Automating predictable or repetitive key sequences
- Modern Greek definite article: s allous = στους άλλους
- Esperanto endings: ni bon amik+++ = niajn bonajn amikojn