If you had previously disabled the Language Bar in Windows 8.1, I will show how to show or enable the Language bar:
Summary:Control Panel>Language>Switching input methods>Options>Language Bar>Docked in the Taskbar
Click Start Icon 
Now, Type “Control panel” and click on Control Panel in the Search results.
Now,
Control Panel>Language>Switching input methods>Options>Language Bar>Docked in the Taskbar
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