N800 with Asian language support

Does anyone know if there is software for support Asian languages? I'm specifically interested in traditional and simplified Chinese. I travel to China and Taiwan about twice a year and the N800 would be a nice tool to have on those trips. Any recommendation is appreciated.

Found my own answer on maemo.org site.
Here is the link:
http://maemocjk.garage.maemo.org/
Click on the OS your using, download and install. After install, reboot and you're set.

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dear nokia,
i live in greece and baught the e7 on a journey in Essen, Germany. At the time i had Anna and i asked to have the greek language and so i had.
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make the operetion FREE of charge from every nokia center!
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and something else... we are not talking about a nokia 100 here but for the top of the line E7, THE communicator phone, with an asking price of over 400 euro when new....
thanks for your time and i hope you anwser.
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dear nokia,
i live in greece and baught the e7 on a journey in Essen, Germany. At the time i had Anna and i asked to have the greek language and so i had.
yesterday i downloaded Belle and while everything is ok and the phone seems nice and fast with good shortcuts, i noticed that the greek language is no longer available either as writing neither as phone language.
the most weird thing is that all my contacs are in greek and so does the messages!
since the phone understands greek why is it that i cannot load a greek writing language patch?
at the local Nokia Care Point in athens kifisia they asked me for 16euro to load the Greek language witch is a huge disappointment for me since there is not a single warning for this problem when you load Belle via the computer.....
the least you could do is first warn for the problem and while working on new language packs
make the operetion FREE of charge from every nokia center!
you made this happen so you are the one to blame and ultimately you are the one that has to pay for this! or you are just going to lose clients who are dedicated nokia "fans" like me....
and something else... we are not talking about a nokia 100 here but for the top of the line E7, THE communicator phone, with an asking price of over 400 euro when new....
thanks for your time and i hope you anwser.
Nikolakopoulos Spiros
athens greece

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A couple of sites work
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