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It's not an outlier for me. Most people I know switch between English for work and international friends and the local language for mostly everything else. I'm
by ovi256 8y ago
It's not an outlier for me. Most people I know switch between English for work and international friends and the local language for mostly everything else.
I'm switching languages I type in every whatsapp conversation.
On an older Android version that doesn't track per chat language, I have to switch the keyboard every single time. Three languages. And I happen to know more.
- pdpi 8y agoI switch between languages all the time too. Mostly, I just type whichever language I want, and the keyboard figures out it’s one of the two I use frequently and doesn’t bother me. Failing that, there’s a button next to the dictation button to change languages if autocomplete is acting up (this whole post was written with the keyboard set to Portuguese with only one miscorrection thus far). You don’t need to change the whole OS’s language to type in multiple languages!
- schrodinger 8y agoYou’re talking about switching the keyboard language, which is easy to do all the time. The parent is talking about changing the language of the entire phones UI, which seems like something you’d do significantly less frequently than changing the keyboard.
- fit2rule 8y agoActually, I'd do it frequently if I could, since I live in a multi-lingual household.