Apple translator receives important update for Ukrainians
Apple has added the Ukrainian language to its translator (Photo: Getty Images)
In the updated iOS 17, iPhone and iPad users will be able to translate to and from the Ukrainian language, according to Apple.
The Ukrainian language has appeared for the first time in the Apple system and is now one of the 20 languages that the standard translator can translate to and from. The update was released with iOS 17, which can be downloaded and installed from September 18th.
Photo: Apple adds Ukrainian language to translator (Photo: apps.apple.com)
The need to include the Ukrainian language was discussed last year on the popular MacRumors forum in the United States after the start of the full-scale war in Ukraine, and a petition was launched. Over a year has passed, and the Ukrainian language has appeared on Apple devices.
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