Language Fonts for 9380

Hi!
I need Hindi Language support for my Blackberry 9380.
Can anyone help me out?
Thanks

Hello,
Start here please:
KB05305 Localization support for BlackBerry smartphones
Availability of specific languages is a multi-step process:
Installation, onto your BB, of the proper OS package (as per the above KB)
During installation, selecting ALL of the available selections of your desired language(s)
On your BB, activating those languages you have installed
So, please check into those...and let us know if you need any additional specific assistance.
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