Can I use this phone to send and receive Chinese text messages?
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in the language menu has put it in Chinese ise a test and if it does the keyboard becomes Chinese
1006470
Sorry, my English is not very good, last used the phone in China, you can normally receive calls.
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My phone ONLY has English, Russian and Chinese. You need to verify with the vendor about Spanish availability.
1653083
I have no Idea about Chinese language support. I have been using this phone for several months. There is a later version available now so you should not get this model. As a phone it is OK but there are some shortcoming. The operating system is Windows based and is the only phone using it. There are almost no apps available. I also found I had to find and install Microsoft Zune to handle my music and videos.
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As I know, I found no options to configure to any other language. Sorry. There might be other phones which is upto your expectations.
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AT&T doesnmt allow Asian phone. T-mobile is the only one choice for you to use this phone.
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Yes. I purchased mine Nokia Lumia 710 about 1 month ago and so far everything works pretty good. It has Mandrian Chinese language in it for the whole system. Basically just go to "Settings" -> "Region+Language" -> choose your Display Language as "中文繁體&qu;ot; (Mandrain Chinese), and -> choose your Brower & Search Language as "Chinese (Taiwan)", or "Chinese (Hong Kong)," or "Chinese (PRC)" -> then go to the top of the page at Region+Language, click on "Tap here to accept changes and restart your phone," then once it restart again, system will change automatically to your desire language. PS: I personally set up as Chinese for my main language. Yes. I purchased mine Nokia Lumia 710 about 1 month ago and so far everything works pretty good. It has Mandrian Chinese language in it for the whole system. Basically just go to "Settings" -> "Region+Language" -> choose your Display Language as "中文繁體&qu;ot; (Mandrain Chinese), and -> choose your Brower & Search Language as "Chinese (Taiwan)", or "Chinese (Hong Kong)," or "Chinese (PRC)" -> then go to the top of the page at Region+Language, click on "Tap here to accept changes and restart... » Read More Yes. I purchased mine Nokia Lumia 710 about 1 month ago and so far everything works pretty good. It has Mandrian Chinese language in it for the whole system. Basically just go to "Settings" -> "Region+Language" -> choose your Display Language as "中文繁體&qu;ot; (Mandrain Chinese), and -> choose your Brower & Search Language as "Chinese (Taiwan)", or "Chinese (Hong Kong)," or "Chinese (PRC)" -> then go to the top of the page at Region+Language, click on "Tap here to accept changes and restart your phone," then once it restart again, system will change automatically to your desire language. PS: I personally set up as Chinese for my main language. « Show Less
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I'm not sure if it will display chinese characters. It displays all the song information from my phone to the receiver, so I'm sure it could display chinese characters.
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I really don't know if it can do Chinese. It's totally broken now and I can't even check for you, sorry.
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I dunno. From the Play Store? If I remember properly, there was a Chinese version of the Play Store that came with the phone.
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there are other languages you can use on this phone. I looked it up for you on my phone and I see what looks to be chinese. If you buy this phone, go to settings, scroll down to phone settings, hit that and the firstthing you will see is language, hit that and you are there.
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Hi,dear,the phone in shenzhen china,have google play store and can Chinese applications eliminate them,the phone is unlocked,have Spanish language
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Don't know chinese, but you need to go to setting on Android Jelly Bean OS to change language.
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Sorry i'm from venezuela i don't know that but check the bands of the phone and the bands of china mobile. Sorry for my typing i don't speak so much english :)
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Chinese is not a factory default for AT&T branded Moto X. but you can install "Set Locale and Language" and "Google Pinyin Input" from Google Play to read and input with chinese language.
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Yes, on the Xperia E the language can be changed to Chinese. Thank you. Customer support @ phonesnbeyond
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Yes, you can set the phone to any language. This phone is set up for sale outside of America, however. So depending on the country in which the phone you get was going to be sold, you will find a few apps on it that are not in English. My phone was set up to be sold in China, so I have a chat app and one more app that are in Chinese. My phone came in Chinese overall, but I set it to US/English and still have the couple of Chinese apps on it that I'm not using. So don't be worried if you find your phone comes with Chinese, Hindi or Arabic or something else on it since the phone was designated to go to another area of the world. Yes, you can set the phone to any language. This phone is set up for sale outside of America, however. So depending on the country in which the phone you get was going to be sold, you will find a few apps on it that are not in English. My phone was set up to be sold in China, so I have a chat app and one more app that are in Chinese. My phone came in Chinese overall, but I set it to US/English and still have the couple of Chinese apps on it that I'm not using. So don't be worried if you find your phone comes with Chinese, Hindi or Arabic or something else on it since the phone was... » Read More Yes, you can set the phone to any language. This phone is set up for sale outside of America, however. So depending on the country in which the phone you get was going to be sold, you will find a few apps on it that are not in English. My phone was set up to be sold in China, so I have a chat app and one more app that are in Chinese. My phone came in Chinese overall, but I set it to US/English and still have the couple of Chinese apps on it that I'm not using. So don't be worried if you find your phone comes with Chinese, Hindi or Arabic or something else on it since the phone was designated to go to another area of the world. « Show Less