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English Version want to add Asia Language

Hi Guys
Because no korean language under language setting, anyone know how to add Asia Language (e.g. Korean and Japanese)
Thanks

ecw98 said:
Hi Guys
Because no korean language under language setting, anyone know how to add Asia Language (e.g. Korean and Japanese)
Thanks
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You can look into flashing to the Korean firmware, I don't know the risks, so do so at your own risk. I think I read in one of these forums that it is compatible with the I9000 and that people will be looking to flash to it when FroYo comes out for it head of the I9000....again, look into it, but I won't know what to tell you about Japanese & how safe it is in the end.
I have the Korean firmware & handset and there is no native support for Japanese.

From the FAQ:
23.Can I get Asian language support in the European firmwares?
There is (as of now) no way to reintegrate Asian language support in the European firmwares. The possibility may exist in the future, however, there are currently no devs working on it. There is of course always the possibility to flash back to an Asian firmware. Note that this means that you cannot set the interface to Asian languages (except Korean). You can still receive and send text messages in chinese/japanes etc (you will only need a new keyboard that supports inputting characters)

[Q] Add another locale

Is it possible to add another locale to the Atrix?
I would like to have a German Android experience on my phone.
Thanks

Nobody?
Would be really nice or at least to force installed apps to use the German language if possible.
What about editing the build.prop system file?

Afaik, the system locale is part of the ROM. You cannot simply edit build.prop, if the menus and labels loaded in the ROM do not include your locale. This is different for apps - those package their locales, and would convert easily.
I think you will need to wait until somebody comes out with a ROM that includes your locale of choice. And/or wait until Atrix comes out in Germany, and a recovery ROM/tool for Germany is available. (Possibly from Moto website, but I would not count on it.)

Hi all just for anyone that is interested and didn't know you can change your locale using MoreLocale2 app from market. It allows you to make your own local that is specific for you.

Languages are missing in S5

Hi,
For some resaon Languages are missing in S5 in the some SM-G900F/H in europ (system languages)
and SM-G900A /G900T /G900W8/ G900M /G900T1 etc.. the USA Deviecs...
Especially from the USA I understand that Samsung removed the Non-US languages.
Like Arabic and hebrew etc... there is anyway to Enable them without rooting and morelocal2 ?
Many of my Friends try with root and morelocal2 and it dosn't work at all (USA Deviecs).
Maybe A script that Give permission to CHANGE_CONFIGURATION for morelocal2 without root? (4.2+ need that)
Or there is a way to extract from the orignal Roms in different countries or my country?
with & without rooting:
How to Enable Languages in the S5 Keyboard & T9 dialer ?
thank you!

u1988 said:
Especially from the USA I understand that Samsung removed the Non-US languages.
Like Arabic and hebrew etc... there is anyway to Enable them without rooting and morelocal2 ?
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It's not practical to support all languages on a single firmware version. The most obvious answer would be searching to see if any carriers using your S5 model support the languages you want. Then install that firmware. If you live in an Arabic country or Israel that shouldn't be at all hard. If you live in an English speaking country, then your request is esoteric, but have a look and it may well be that they are included in the firmware from one carrier or another.
Second, see if there are any apps to add localized languages. Google used to maintain an Android language pack but it appears depreciated after 4.2. An app like Set language would at least direct apps to use the language you want, even if the UI was still English. So that would be a partial solution as well.
And have you done a good search of XDA? There may already be threads doing what you wish, but as you can appreciate this is not of interest to most people and no one has read every thread on XDA.
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Thank you!
But,I think it must be a way to extract Languages from the orignal Roms in different countries,
Even NeatROM that has all the Languages and put it in USA Deviecs. (with or without root)
Even get the Keybord from his rom..
I just don't know how to do that

u1988 said:
I think it must be a way to extract Languages from the orignal Roms in different countries,
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Sure there is. But that doesn't mean that it is easy to do or even that there is much interest in doing so. It is one of the reasons that I suggested you do a search of the Play Store and XDA - to find out if anyone has already repackaged or otherwise extended language support.
If you haven't done an exhaustive search, then you don't know yet if what you want is already available.
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I try to find Languages Pack in S5 & Note 3 in XDA even in old Samsung fourm and no luck there,
Languages.XML don't work anymore becasue samsung remove the Languages. (as far as I know)
So no luck!
Update:
I found this: but what it does - (/dev/block/mmcblk0p12) ?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/att-galaxy-s5/help/rom-sm-g900m-t2806032#post54531896
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2785235
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2732749

u1988 said:
I found this: but what it does - (/dev/block/mmcblk0p12) ?
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I have no idea what your question is.. since you didn't pose it.
The block address (path) points to the S5 EFS partition.
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Using an unlocked SM-G900A (the ATT variant) in Brazil and everything works fine (even the 4G LTE).
The phone is rooted (towelroot) and tried a number of language enabler apps (Language Enabler, More Locale 2, etc.)
I want to change the phone to use Portuguese-Brazil.
I have search the forum extensively, but can't find anything how to install additional languages on this model. I found this thread, but it seems to have died out a month ago and other user reports errors trying to install a SM-G900M firmware on this S5 model.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/att-galaxy-s5/help/rom-sm-g900m-t2806032#post54531896

Language Enabler

Hi guys,
My phone is G900F. Its android is updated to lollipop
I wanted to enable Farsi language on it. So I downloaded "Language Enabler" app. Then successfully rooted it through:
h t t p://download.chainfire.eu/397/CF-Root/CF-Auto-Root/CF-Auto-Root-klte-kltexx-smg900f.zip
However, when I launched the "Language Enabler" app, although it did enable the desired language, it damaged the performance of my phone. It runs slowly and with graphical lags.
Anybody knows a solution?
Best

If I need to reinstall the rom please guide me to the right thread.
I want the original lollipop rom back + enabling farsi language + being able to download original released updates

Help!!!!!!!! I needed an assistant in my phone

Phone note 4 sm-n910s I need to add Arabic or Rom phone to sm-n910c I need a free site with all paid

Hello!
Just set your ROM language to Arabic in the phone settings:
Open settings -> Go to language -> Select Arabic

Mobile is Korean and has no Arabic language
Mobile is Korean and has no Arabic language

I'm pretty sure it has to have Arabic language pre-installed. I've never, and I mean never, heard an android device not to have other selectable languages pre-installed or that one specific is missing.
Did you look properly? Maybe you just missed it by not looking properly.

The Korean phones are properly considered their own rheumatism does not support Arabic

Hm, didn't know that.
After a little of research I found this app on the Google Play Store. Maybe this helps you out.
The only problem about this: it needs root access or the user to set the required permissions "manually" via adb.
I think it's worth giving a try if you're able to do it via root or adb.
If that doesn't help you out, I'm out of ideas. Sorry.

Thanks