Lack of language

After the update of the Android on my Tablet to the 4.3 Version keyboard changes and the option to have as many languages as I want disappered! I need 4 languages, but only 3 available! How can I get back to the previous version, because the basic one I didn't like either, I need the Android 4.2 (Jelly Bean) from 2013-08.
Please, help!

That's the new keyboard, I don't like it, we will get word suggestions on all languages that you had selected, its a mess
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Lack of language

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