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Hi, I'm considering buying a One X in the near future. I live in China but regularly travel to Thailand, Taiwan and Hong-Kong.

I frequently write in French as well as English, so I was wondering if it's possible to enable French (or other European languages) on the One X keyboard if it's let's say a HK or Taiwan model. I've seen a screenshot on some website showing a drop-down list in keyboard languages, so I suspect it should be possible to download language packs, somehow. Can anyone with a One X in Taiwan, HK or Thailand check out if they have an option on their phone to install more keyboard languages?

I'm referring to the HTC keyboard, not any other 3rd party keyboard, nor changing the locale (I'm fine with English!) Thanks a bunch! - benitorios. Gratis Series Kijken Met Ondertiteling Zonder Download.

I can start by directly saying that some languages you will NOT find, but most LTR (left to right) using roman letters will work. RTL (right to left) and languages that uses non-roman letters are at times a bit trickier. The keyboard way This will “just” give you a keyboard and wordbook in the language needed, and is often the easy to fix it. Stock HTC Sense input Keyboard got around 40 different languages in it, including Arabic and Hebrew, at least it does on my Swedish One. You see just what languages you have in Settings >Language & keyboard >HTC Sense input >Keyboard selection, where you select the keyboards you want to use. Google Keyboard This you download from, it’s however not available for all regions.

In this you have around 57 different languages to use. With it installed and active, you go to Settings >Languages & keyboard >Google keyboard >Input language, where you have a list of the available languages.

Swiftkey One of the most known 3rd party keyboards with around 58 different languages in it (download from, there’s a version as well), which have a bit more support for non-roman/latin languages then both htc sense input and google keyboard. Other 3rd party keyboards There is of course more keyboards that can do this, but I’ve covered the most common/best/what I prefer.

The system language way MoreLocale2 This is the more tricker way since in 4.2.2 the way locale (system language and so) was set changed, but this will give you a full Swedish phone on the One you got from Germany that don’t have Swedish as system language. Works for most roman/latin based languages, can be a little tricky for RTL languages or non-roman/latin letter based languages.