Do not disturb in multi-language environment

Hi,
I have my iPhone set to English as main language, however I am Hungarian thus my reply SMS should be composed in Hungarrian. As a "great" function iOS6 sets the first sentence of my reply message, which cannot be edited. The rest of it can be modified so currently I am sending a bilingual reply. I would love to have an option of full custom message.
Any idea?
Thanks,
P

I have the same problem, as I work across Europe, but I live in Italy. It would be good to have:
- the possibility to set a default language for all contacts at contact creation (if not otherwise specified)
- the possibility to set a specific languag associated to a contact
- the possibility to switch languages on the fly during the reply message selection
- the possibility to set custom reply messages by language
That would make things much easier, because when I'll get a call from one of my UK contacts, for example, the messages which I'll be able to select among will be in english already (if the proper language association is set for that contact), or, worste case, with just 2 clicks I'll be able to popup the language list (just the enabled languages for my iphone) and select the appropriate language for auto reply. And then I'll be able to select the messsage to be sent.
Cool?

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