iOS 8 UI languages

[Samuel Bradshaw]

What are the UI languages supported in iOS 8? This is the list of languages that in iOS 7 is under Settings > General > International > Language.

 

[Samuel Bradshaw]

Found the answer, for anyone else who might need it:

Here are the iOS 8 languages listed in beta 1. Languages that were not in iOS 7 are marked with an asterisk:

Arabic
Catalan
Chinese, Simplified
Chinese, Traditional
*Chinese, Hong Kong SAR China
Croatian
Czech
Danish
Dutch
English
English, British
English, Australian
*English, India
Finnish
French
*French, Canadian
German
Greek
Hebrew
*Hindi
Hungarian
Indonesian
Italian
Japanese
Korean
Malay
Norwegian, Bokmål
Polish
Portuguese
Portuguese, European
Romanian
Russian
Slovak
Spanish
Spanish, Mexican
Swedish
Thai
Turkish
Ukrainian
Vietnamese

 

[Tyler23]

What's the difference between "iPhone Languages" and "Other Languages" ?? Because there are a ton more options listed under "Other Languages."

 

[Samuel Bradshaw]

What's the difference between "iPhone Languages" and "Other Languages" ?? Because there are a ton more options listed under "Other Languages."

I'm not sure – I don't have the beta myself so I didn't see that. Maybe someone else can shed some light? I know there are Siri languages and dictation languages, which are separate sets. I'm curious to know about the "Other Languages" if you find anything else out. Does the UI switch if you choose one of them?

 

[anil001]

Hindi (India) & Siri

Can someone check if Siri on iOS8 supports Hindi? or at least understands Indian English?

 

[infernohellion]

What's the difference between "iPhone Languages" and "Other Languages" ?? Because there are a ton more options listed under "Other Languages."

iPhone languages are just UI languages. This is completely separate from Siri and Dictation languages (these two are also entirely different sets)

 

[Samuel Bradshaw]

iPhone languages are just UI languages. This is completely separate from Siri and Dictation languages (these two are also entirely different sets)

So "iPhone Languages" is for the UI, and "Other Languages" is for Siri and/or Dictation –*is that correct?