It is possible to type in other languages that use different fonts on the web site branah.com.  This particular link is to the Korean keyboard since I am learning the Korean language and also how to read, write and type in it. This web site is interesting because it tells you if you try to type an impossible combination of letters. This web site can be found at'

https://www.branah.com/korean

It is possible to type in Spanish, French and many other languages using a standard keyboard. To do so requires the use of hte alt key (and sometimes the control key) and hte number keypad. For example to type ç, you hold down the right alt key and then type 135 on the number keypad (while still holding down the alt key).

Some combinations used in typing French are: ç - alt + 135, Ç - alt + 128, é - alt + 130, è - alt + 138, ê - alt + 136

Here are some of the combinations you would need for Icelandic: í - 161, á - 160, Í - 0205, æ - 145, þ - 0254, ð - 0240

Here are some combinations needed to type in Portuguese: á - 0225, Á -  0193, à - 0224, À  - 0192, â - 0226, Â - 0194, ã - 0227, Ã - 0195, é - 0233, É - 0201, ê - 0234, Ê - 0202, í - 0237,  Í - 0205 , ó - 0243, Ó - 0211, õ   - 0245, Õ - 0213, ô - 0244, Ô - 0212, ú - 0250, Ú - 0218, ç - 0231, Ç - 0199

Here are some of the combinations you would need for Spanish:  ¿ alt + 168, ñ - alt + 164, Ñ - alt + 165, é - alt + 130