E6 and Ukrainian language

Hi! I recently purchased a E6. Has updated software version to the latest Bella (What now regret!) I have the following problem: After unlocking the screen, i start typing need me contact. In the Ukrainian language, there where on the keyboard is characters "." and "," Is the Cyrillic letters and they do not typed. In the Russian language (which is very similar to a Ukrainian) there are also the same letters and they typed. Please help in solving this problem, because very inconvenient to use the phone.

Hi taraskrez,
Thank you for your post and welcome to the forums!
When you update your phone to Belle, it may remove additional languages that may have been (pre)installed on your device, as mentioned in the Belle update FAQ:
A software update resets the language settings of your phone to the state in which the phone left production originally. That means, as an example: If your phone was originally produced for the Finnish market and had some additional languages like Chinese added manually later on, after the update to Nokia Belle your phone will not show the extra Chinese language anymore.
To solve this, you need visit your local Nokia Care Point and ask them to install Ukrainian language support on your phone.
Let us know if this helps,
Puigchild
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