You’ll usually find it on the home screen. Use this method if you’re using Gboard, Google’s Android keyboard. Gboard is the default keyboard on most Android phones and tablets. It’s under the ″Personal″ header. A list of installed keyboards will appear. If you don’t see this option, skip to the next step. It will either be at the top of the screen or under the ″Keyboard and input methods″ header. It’s near the middle of the menu. If you’re not using Gboard and don’t see this option, look for Predictive text, Text correction, or something else like those. A confirmation window will appear, letting you know how many words you are about to delete. This deletes your typing history from Gboard. If you want to delete all of your keyboard’s settings, including dictionaries, layouts, and languages, see the Clearing All Android Keyboard Data method.
अपने एंड्रॉयड की सेटिंग्स को खोलें: Languages & input Virtual keyboard Gboard Dictionary Delete learned words कन्फर्म करने के लिए OK को टैप करें: