TruKey language pack: Czech Keyboard & language pack withpredictions for TruKey. This is an expansion layouts pack forTruKey. Layouts: Czech qwerty layout with predictions Czech qwertzlayout with predictions Installation Steps 1.Install ⇒TruKey2.Select the desired layout from TruKey's Settings->Keyboardsmenu. TruKey is an on screen keyboard with multiple languagessupport. This is one of the most customizable keyboard available.Main features: - Multi languages keyboard support via externalpackages - Completion dictionaries for multiple languages - ChangeLanguage while typing - Also completes your typed words from youcontacts names (in Android 2.0+) - Multi Touch support - Extensionkeyboard (swipe your finger all the way up out of the keyboard) -Voice Input support (Android 2.2+) Gesture support: - Swipe left orright to switch layouts - Swipe up to shift - Swipe down to closethe keyboard Theme support (comes with 5 skins) - Build-in userdictionary words editor - And many more features! - Full featuredstandard layouts Full Language Support Through External downloadthrough iKey App Keyboard Addon: Arabic Keyboard with predictions -العربية Armenian Keyboard with predictions - Հայերեն BelarusianKeyboard - беларуская мова Bengali keyboard- বাংলা French Keyboardwith predictions - Français German Keyboard with predictions -Deutsch Hindi Keyboard with predictions - हिन्दी Italian Keyboardwith predictions - Italiano Japanese Keyboard - 日本語 KannadaKeyboard with predictions - ಕನ್ನಡ Portuguese Keyboard withpredictions - Português Russian Keyboard with predictions - Pусскийязык Spanish Keyboard with predictions - Español Tamil Keyboardwith predictions - தமிழ் Many more language features are comingsoon Czech ( čeština), formerly known as Bohemian is a West Slaviclanguage spoken by over 10 million people. It is the officiallanguage in the Czech Republic (where most of its speakers live),and has minority language status in Slovakia. Czech's closestrelative is Slovak, with which it is mutually intelligible. It isclosely related to other West Slavic languages, such as Silesianand Polish, and more distantly to East Slavic languages such asRussian. Although most Czech vocabulary is based on shared rootswith Slavic and other Indo-European languages, many loanwords (mostassociated with high culture) have been adopted in recent years.