Thanks to Moravia, WP8.1 interface display is compatible with more than 50 languages ​​

Computer store news: Compared with WP8 system, the current WP8.1 system display language almost doubles to more than 50 global user languages. Displaying a set of languages ​​in an operating system is a more complicated project. For example, when the Thai and Hindi combinations are displayed, there are also languages ​​written from right to left, such as Arabic, Hebrew, and Persian.

When Microsoft did the project, a company called Moravia worked with Microsoft to translate all the language work. Moravia highlighted its collaboration with Microsoft at today's conference.

Moravia has undertaken global language translation for the Microsoft Windows Phone platform, with more than 50 languages, such as bi-directional languages, Arabic and Hebrew, and double-byte characters such as Chinese and Japanese.

In addition to combining local language services, Moravia also collaborates with Microsoft to promote "modern sounds" to ensure that translated content can connect to popular vocabulary in the world.

Moravia will also continue to work with Microsoft to deploy software to prevent truncate words and inappropriate menu displays on Windows Phone systems. This cooperation can reduce 30% of display errors on the early WP8.1 system and provide quality products and services to users around the world.