List of African languages on iPhone6s (6 more)

Here is an updated list of African languages on iPhone 6s+, with six more languages: Lunda, Luo, Makhuwa, Teso, Timne, and Tsonga. Given how these are bunched, it is possible that I missed them in compiling the previous list (posted last December). In any event, there are now 80 in total, all in the "Other languages." None of them are present as iPhone languages - which means that support needs third party apps.

Four important languages I noted missing from the list last time are still not on it: Amharic, Hausa, Kongo, and Tigrinya.

The new list follows, with the language names listed alphabetically (using the English versions on iPhone). Two languages are listed in two script: Soninke (in Arabic and Latin) and Vai (in Latin and Vai). Links in the list are mainly to Wikipedia articles. As before, any errors or omissions are mine, and I would appreciate any observations concerning accuracy:

Adangme Afrikaans Akan Bambara Bemba Cormorian Ewe Fanti Fulah Ganda Gusii Igbo Jju  Kabuverdianu Kabyle Kako  Kalenjin Kamba Kanuri Kikuyu Kimbundu Kinyarwanda Koyra Chiini Koyraboro Senni Kpelle Kuanyama Lingala Lozi Luba-Katanga (Kiluba) Luba-Lulua (Tshiluba)  Lunda Luo Luyia Makhuwa-Meetto  Malagasy Masai Mende Meru Morisyen Mossi (Moore)

Nama Ndonga Ngambay  Ngiemboon  Ngomba N'Ko North Ndebele Northern Sotho Nuer Nyanja (Chewa) Nyankole Oromo Rundi Sango Shona Soga Somali Soninke (in both Arabic & Latin) South Ndebele Southern Sotho Standard Moroccan Tamazight Sukuma Swahili Swati Tachelhit (in Latin)  Teso Timne Tsonga Tswana Tumbuka Twi Umbundu Vai (in both Vai & Latin) Venda Wolof Xhosa Yemba Yoruba Zarma Zulu

Really smart mobiles know African languages

I'm still working on the two follow-up posts to "Really smart mobiles know African languages, Part 1," which was also posted last December.