So far I have the following:
+3 new system localizations: Vietnamese, Malay, Indonesian (for a total of 33)
+11 new Arabic fonts
+New reference dictionaries: Dutch, Italian, Korean, Korean-English, Chinese-English
+Certain voices can now read multiple languages
+No new spellcheck dictionaries or language keyboards
+New Chinese features
I was surprised Apple did not add Lao and Amharic keyboards, as the required font support has been provided for some time already.
+3 new system localizations: Vietnamese, Malay, Indonesian (for a total of 33)
+11 new Arabic fonts
+New reference dictionaries: Dutch, Italian, Korean, Korean-English, Chinese-English
+Certain voices can now read multiple languages
+No new spellcheck dictionaries or language keyboards
+New Chinese features
I was surprised Apple did not add Lao and Amharic keyboards, as the required font support has been provided for some time already.
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I'm thinking the Kotoeri thing has to be a bug.
I have a japanese MBP, with a physical japanese keyboard layout. If I have only Kotoeri activated it works as it should, but if I have Kotoeri + any other keyboard layout installed, the keyboard remains in the other layout no matter what, meaning the 英数/かな keys don't work, the yen sign key does nothing, etc.
As I regularly need to use both japanese and swedish layouts this is incredibly annoying - I have to go into the system preferences and add/remove the Swedish layout every time I need to use it.
Does it help if you add the US or US International PC keyboard layout and switch to that before using Kotoeri? See this https://discussions.apple.com/message/23515150?ac_cid=tw123456#23515150
So far, I have found that Mavericks Text to Speech voice Yuna can speak Korean, Japanese and English. Yuna is labeled as a Korean voice. Yuna's English is not so good :)
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