Angry I am having trouble with the language section in Ubuntu!

[tokijitza]

I'm a beginner in Ubuntu and I want to install Bulgarian language. I used to have Vista and I installed Flex Type, chose my language and clicked CTRL key and it used to change back and forth from English to Bulgarian. I don't know how to do that in Ubuntu.I know you go to System-> Preferences-> Keyboard->Layouts->choose your language. But then when i tired that i only write in Bulgarian on application. I can't write in Bulgarian on the web.I want to have Bulgarian and English language on my computer (http://www.ubuntux.org/node/9272#), but How? Please tell me what I have done wrong. THANKS :smile:

[johnson.d]

For adding the language, You can use the following steps:
1) System-> Administration-> Keyboard-> Layout
2) Add -> By Language -> Language -> Bulgarian -> Add
Now Bulgarian gets added to choice of languages

Now for Choosing the language using key combinations:
1) In the same window click layout options
2) Drop down "Key(s) to change layout"
3) select the option "Both shift keys together" (There are many combinations that you can choose from, this is one that found convenient and working in all the apps that I have tested.)
4) Close the window
5) Close the main window

Now, in any application, including your browsers, you can press the two ( right and left ) shift keys together to toggle between English and Bulgarian. Some key combinations may not work because they may be captured by the application you are using.

[tokijitza]

@johnson.d (http://ubuntuforums.org/member.php?u=986841) Thank you so much:) You really really helped me. Can't thank you enough:)