WINDOWS PHONE NOW SUPPORTS UPTO 50 LANGUAGES INCLUDING HINDI

Microsoft has increased the language support for Windows Phone 8 from 22 languages all theway up to 50 languages. In its blog post, Microsoft says, "Language support was the No. 1 customer request on
Suggestion Box for Windows Phone 8. So we kept busy—and now have more
than doubled the number of display languages to 50"
The Windows Phone 8 on-screen keyboard works with 50 languages and the
speech recognition works with 15 languages and it even supports the Indian accent something that Apple's dictation and Siri failed at miserably.
The 15 languages supported by Windows Phone 8's speech recognition include Brazil, China, France, Germany, Hong Kong, India (English),
Italy, Japan, Mexico, Poland, Russia, Spain, Taiwan, United Kingdom and the United States.
The blog post also goes on to say, "While 50 display languages was
ambitious, we felt the reading experience required even more. Our goal
was "If you can read it on Windows 8, you can read it on Windows Phone
8." To achieve this, we added many fonts and upgraded much of the core
code for email, Internet Explorer, SMS, Office, and more to handle
complex scripts."