Apple would be working on new languages for Siri

One of the most important features of iOS 6 was the launch of Siri in Spanish, a launch that more than one was waiting for like water in May and which led to the purchase of a device with Siri integrated just to test this new tool. Today we have more news from Siri, it seems that Cupertino is looking for workers for the Siri development team to launch new languages for this one, here are the details.

One of the things promised on the day Siri was launched was its constant evolution and updating, including improvements and new languages to existing ones. Indeed, this is happening, at a snail’s pace but it is happening. Not long ago Apple announced Siri in Spanish, and in AppleSupportPhoneNumber we did a thorough analysis of this. Today we received the news that Apple wants to take Siri to nine new languages.

Apple would be working on new languages for Siri
Apple would be working on new languages for Siri

According to a statement on Apple’s website that was published on November 13, at Apple they would be looking for workers for the Siri team . Among the requirements is to be a native or fluent in several languages, some of which Apple does not offer in its personal assistant. Among those mentioned are Arabic, Danish, Finnish, Dutch or Norwegian. The job offer is for six months in Cupertino and the position is the “team responsible for delivering Siri in different parts of the world”.

Siri is currently available in English, Spanish, French, German, Korean, Japanese, Mandarin, Cantonese and various dialects. In addition to the new languages, the list of Apple is also looking for workers who are fluent in Chinese, Korean and French, which could bring dialects of these languages to new regions , such as Spanish, which is different for Spain and Mexico.

I think it’s pretty clear what they’re looking for in Cupertino, now we just have to wait. Even if we already have Siri in Spanish – and we don’t care much about Finnish – an update of Siri in new languages will always be welcome as this surely implies new features for the languages already available.

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