Hi,
After I upgraded to iOS 13, the system used to be able to automatically recognize my dictation language (for me it’s Cantonese and English). However, in recent months, ios fails to do that and the dictation language always follow the keyboard language and I need to change it manually.
richard
iPhone X, iOS 13
Hi, I am with you. I’m running the latest iOS version on my iPhone XS Max. Since a couple of months now iOS is not able to detect my language automatically. I am bilingual, English and German speaking and when using iMessages I was used to speak in any language and my iPhone was automatically detecting this language. I’m completely frustrated as I have the same issue in my latest iPad Pro. I assume it’s an issue with the Apple Servers but I’m not sure. The Apple Support so far couldn’t help me. The weirdest thing ever is that my wife is using an iPhone 8 and they’re auto detection of the languages is working fine. She can just start dictating in iMessage with any language either French or English and the dictation works just fine by automatically detecting the language she speaking.
feedback from Apple:
We currently don’t have an automatic language detection feature. When using dictation it will go by the last language used or selected. If this is a feature you would like to see, we recommend leaving feedback for us here: https://s.apple.com/dE4O8p1G1B
but this future existed in the past.
, then select the language you want to use.I can't remember exactly, but I thought it was announced feature. That's how I found out iOS was able to detect the language of my voice input. And you're right, the auto detect no longer works starting from a few updates ago.
thanks.
Yes. I know that and I can change language by long press the microphone button. However, in the past, iOS would have automatically detected the language I spoke
Done already.
I know. This is so strange. Also had the same problem with my iPad
ios 13 dictation multiple language auto recognition
