Asha series support view asian language characters...

i didn't own a asha phone. i am from malaysia.
can asha series support view those asian language like chinese, japanese, korean characters in web browser, music player?
can i switch different language interface? example chinese or japanese interface?
is that also include those asian input method in the asha os? i can switch to chinese input method and type chinese characters? or switch to japanese input method type?

Not aware of any Nokia Feature Phone still supporting Japanese. Furthermore, Nokia Belle (Nokia 700), Series 40 (Nokia 310) and Asha Software Platform (Nokia 502) come with a set limited to very few languages around Malaysia, that depends on the firmware variant (product code) of the bought phone. Nokia Care is able to flash to another product code, but cannot create any combination of language packs. They have to find a product code which contains your desired language packs.
Therefore, I recommend to go for a Nokia Lumia phone. These use Windows Phone as operating system and within that, you are able to add Chinese, Korean, Japanese, and Malay by yourself. And switching between them, is done with on tap on the keyboard.

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