You're right about the fact that they should fix the other languages they have. But for people like us who haven't been able to use Siri in our own language, it's like some sort of dead feature. We all thought Siri would be Apple's priority after launching the iPhone 4S, that they would add more languages soon. They promised doing so too. And yes they did so, when iOS 6 was released. Not dutch, but other languages were added then. So it would be logical for Apple to do the same thing for iOS 7. I just don't get how it can take more than 2 years, for a big company like Apple, to form a Siri team specialised in all languages. Google managed to add our language in like 2 months. We were all hoping of dutch support in iOS 7, but they even didn't say a word of it at WWDC, which really is a shame. Instead, they announced Siri with a male voice... Come on!
Thanks, we'll see what iOS 7 brings.I understand and hope you get it w/ iOS 7
Just don't expect it to work as smooth as google's version.
That's exactly what I mean.
Lol, that's true.Yet you are all on a US based site writing/speaking English very well....not much of an incentive for Apple if they read this.
But writing in English isn't the same as talking.
Thanks.
I knew Apple was hiring people for more Siri languages support, but that job offer was placed back in November 2012, it's almost been a year, whereas Google Now did it in like 2 months.. I hope they still have a team working on it anyway. Indeed.
And without our language, Siri is more for having fun like asking 'I need to dump a body' or 'Tell a joke' and that kind of stuff. It's not practical for daily use at all. I'm really waiting for Siri being able to read a text message in my language, when recieved while having my earpods in. 
Sadly just a few people in this world speak hebrew... Not more than 7 million native speakers.
