Here are some samples how these different languages can be processed, using a word ‘school’. (Numbers are stroke numbers, including the space after the word).

Korean: 학교 (Hag-Gyo) = (2 strokes instead of 6 strokes, as KS keyboard types, ㅎ ㅏ ㄱ ㄱ ㅛ + 1 space )

English: 스쿨 = school (2 strokes instead of 7 strokes. It can be typed in 1 stroke instead of 2 strokes when it changes internal program).

Chinese: 쇄쇼 = 學校 (2 strokes + 1 stoke for selection of multiple candidates according to the shape of strokes and tones. Pinyin method needs 6 strokes + 1 selection stroke by prompt or by number)

Japanese: 갓꾜 = 學校 (Ganji), (Katagana, Hiragana and Eigo pronunciation, skooru, can be chosen by simultaneously pushing selection buttons assigned)

German: 슈레 = schule (2 strokes instead of 7 strokes)

Spanish: 에스쾌라 = escuela (4 strokes instead of 8 strokes)