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Keyboard layouts vary by country and are shaped by historical and linguistic factors. In Belgium and Luxembourg, AZERTY is the dominant layout, mainly due to the frequent use of French accents. In the Netherlands, QWERTY is used almost exclusively, in line with English-oriented computer use. There is also QWERTZ, a layout often referred to as the “Swiss keyboard”, as it is mainly used in Switzerland, Luxembourg and German-speaking regions.
Overview by country
| Country | Most common layout | Alternatives | Characteristics |
| Belgium | AZERTY | QWERTY (limited) | Supports French accents (é, è, à), different placement of numbers and special characters |
| Netherlands | QWERTY | — | International standard, suitable for English and Dutch |
| Luxembourg | AZERTY | QWERTZ (also called “Swiss layout”) | Multilingual support (French, German), additional special characters |