Slovak language support

Hello, I m thinking about buying a new BlackBerry Z10 here at Slovakia, with my girlfriend. We both love new OS and new look of BB Z10 so it was great choice. But, there is a problem with language support, BB 10 does not support Slovak/Slovakian language. Is some update comming that will change that. Using czech would be enormously weard for my friends, even when they understand, and my GF does not understand English, so this is not an option too. We love BBM with great language predictible keyboard and even voice control is amazing, but we can really use that, till you will add support for Slovak/Slovakian language.
So my question again, are you planning to add Slovak language support for BB Z10 ( or BB 10 ) or is there at least some possibility to add it somehow else, unofficial? At least for input keyboard and predictible writing, I can live without voice control
Thanks for soon answer.
PS: You are loosing a lot of customers due this multilanguage problem this company have. Internet is full of those who are mad BB does not support their language, when the other phones does...

w3q wrote:
Hello, I m thinking about buying a new BlackBerry Z10 here at Slovakia, with my girlfriend. We both love new OS and new look of BB Z10 so it was great choice. But, there is a problem with language support, BB 10 does not support Slovak/Slovakian language. Is some update comming that will change that. Using czech would be enormously weard for my friends, even when they understand, and my GF does not understand English, so this is not an option too. We love BBM with great language predictible keyboard and even voice control is amazing, but we can really use that, till you will add support for Slovak/Slovakian language.
So my question again, are you planning to add Slovak language support for BB Z10 ( or BB 10 ) or is there at least some possibility to add it somehow else, unofficial? At least for input keyboard and predictible writing, I can live without voice control
Thanks for soon answer.
PS: You are loosing a lot of customers due this multilanguage problem this company have. Internet is full of those who are mad BB does not support their language, when the other phones does...
If you go to Blackberry World, search for FancyTran. The app is "Built for BlackBerry" and so far has very good reviews. Give it a try.
Good luck

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