Bonjour, la configuration du clavier remonte à l'origine des machines à écrire mécaniques : les lettres sont plus ou moins utilisées par chaque langue, une frappe rapide entrainait un coincement des broches pour venir frapper le ruban .... donc un dispersement des lettres sur le clavier permettait de supprimer les coincement lors de frappes rapides. On a tout simplement garder le clavier issu de cette expérience. en français clavier azerty en anglais clavier qwerty en allemand clavier qwertz etc ...
You are spot on. I just saw my first French box spring mattress in a hotel in Bordeaux this past week. I hate having to remember to hit the shift key before typing numbers .... Great video.
I don't think I could switch the keyboard layout, Even switching my phone's keyboard to other languages messes me up and I've been typing on the computer for so long! As you said, re-mapping the keys is an interesting idea, maybe remap then some stickers for people who haven't memorized typing without looking? Thanks for the video!
I’m a student learning French and I WISH I could purchase a laptop with French keyboard because to get that I have to switch my laptop in tablet mode and use the keyboard on the screen in French version 😹 I have gotten the hang of it tbh and it’s really nice. Cool video !
I have never seen a keyboard like that, I live in Norway, we use qwerty keyboard, with the 3 extra keys for our special letters æøå. 🙂 I googled, it is only France and Belgium that uses the Azerty.
Interesting stuff. I had no idea about the keyboard being different. I've been looking at apartments/condos on a few real estate websites, (thinking about retiring in France at the end of 2026) anyway I'm finding it really difficult to find apartments/condos with more than one bathroom. Especially in the older part of which ever city I happen to be looking at. Even 3 or 4 bedroom apartments/condos will only have one bathroom, not all, but most. A lot of the newer properties in the suburbs will have more than one though. But I don't want to live in the burbs anymore. Anyway, thanks for the video.
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Bonjour, la configuration du clavier remonte à l'origine des machines à écrire mécaniques : les lettres sont plus ou moins utilisées par chaque langue, une frappe rapide entrainait un coincement des broches pour venir frapper le ruban .... donc un dispersement des lettres sur le clavier permettait de supprimer les coincement lors de frappes rapides. On a tout simplement garder le clavier issu de cette expérience.
en français clavier azerty
en anglais clavier qwerty
en allemand clavier qwertz
etc ...
Re your apartment : your plumbing is probably 30 years old, which may explain some differences...😊
You can buy a QWERTY keyboard in Sweden. You just get the letters Å, Ä, and Ö as extras. 😊
You are spot on. I just saw my first French box spring mattress in a hotel in Bordeaux this past week. I hate having to remember to hit the shift key before typing numbers .... Great video.
I don't think I could switch the keyboard layout, Even switching my phone's keyboard to other languages messes me up and I've been typing on the computer for so long! As you said, re-mapping the keys is an interesting idea, maybe remap then some stickers for people who haven't memorized typing without looking?
Thanks for the video!
I’m a student learning French and I WISH I could purchase a laptop with French keyboard because to get that I have to switch my laptop in tablet mode and use the keyboard on the screen in French version 😹 I have gotten the hang of it tbh and it’s really nice.
Cool video !
I have never seen a keyboard like that, I live in Norway, we use qwerty keyboard, with the 3 extra keys for our special letters æøå. 🙂 I googled, it is only France and Belgium that uses the Azerty.
Interesting stuff. I had no idea about the keyboard being different. I've been looking at apartments/condos on a few real estate websites, (thinking about retiring in France at the end of 2026) anyway I'm finding it really difficult to find apartments/condos with more than one bathroom. Especially in the older part of which ever city I happen to be looking at. Even 3 or 4 bedroom apartments/condos will only have one bathroom, not all, but most. A lot of the newer properties in the suburbs will have more than one though. But I don't want to live in the burbs anymore. Anyway, thanks for the video.
That's exactly right. I should have included that fact. Thanks for watching!
Yes, it will be tough. I'm french and never saw a two bathrooms apartment (but I don't work in this trade). Only in big houses with 2 levels.