Hi Edgar,

There are quite a few people who use multiple languages on their iphones and on 
the mac so I’m hoping somebody else might be more helpful than I.  I do switch 
languages in the roter regularly but I must admit that I have not had to read a 
text within which there would be more than language.  The only thing that I 
have noticed is that when I am in Mail application, and I go through the list 
of my messages, the ones that have subject in a different language than my 
default are read by Voiceover rather curiously: i.e. mixture of default 
language trying to spell the words and the correct language reading parts of 
the words or letters.  The automatic language switching does not work for me in 
this context.  So I guess you are experiencing something similar.

Best wishes and good luck

Andrew
> On 1 Dec 2014, at 23:36, Edgar Lozano <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Hi Everyone,
> 
> Not sure how many multilingual people exist on the list, but as I was
> using the iPhone to read a book in Korean, I had a curiosity. I'm
> hoping that someone has an explanation for this minor inconvenience. I
> use a total of 8 languages on a daily basis to write, read, and browse
> the web with VoiceOver. VoiceOver has great support for these
> languages! However, when I upgraded to IOS 8, the ability for
> instantaneous transition to higher quality variants of the voices that
> correspond to the languages is nearly nonexistent. I am aware of the
> simple fact that in order for any form of language switching to occur,
> one has to have the Default Voice selected. As an example of this very
> small issue, the other day, I received a document that had some parts
> in Mandarin, and others in Japanese. As I was reading, I noticed that
> VoiceOver switched to the compact version of the Mandarin Chinese
> voice, even after downloading its corresponding high quality version.
> Interestingly, however, after making the decision to make an explicit
> change in the VoiceOver settings to the language in question, an
> immediate difference was noted. That is, the higher quality voice
> spoke, rather than its compact variant. I'm becoming a bit too
> detailed in my simplistic inquiry, but as this wasn't an issue in IOS
> 7, I thought to ask to see if anyone had an explanation or a fix for
> this minor inconvenience. I would appreciate any replies to this
> topic.
> 
> Thank you.
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