After the software update, I cannot change the voice input language. It's stuck on Spanish and when I try to change it, the option "English" is grayed out and it wont let me change it.
The Samsung voice input language is linked directly to the Samsung keyboard input language. The default action for switching between languages is to swipe the keyboard space bar. I only had the English language installed so I was stuck with that.
I changed this by opening system settings, general management, language and input, on screen keyboards, Samsung keyboard, languages and types, manage input languages. I added Spanish.
Now I have two languages installed. I opened a Samsung messages app conversation and brought up the Samsung keyboard. It's set to English, swipe the space bar and it switched to Spanish. I opened Samsung voice input and it's now set to Spanish. It's identical to the screenshots that you provided.
The Samsung voice input language is linked directly to the Samsung keyboard input language. The default action for switching between languages is to swipe the keyboard space bar. I only had the English language installed so I was stuck with that.
I changed this by opening system settings, general management, language and input, on screen keyboards, Samsung keyboard, languages and types, manage input languages. I added Spanish.
Now I have two languages installed. I opened a Samsung messages app conversation and brought up the Samsung keyboard. It's set to English, swipe the space bar and it switched to Spanish. I opened Samsung voice input and it's now set to Spanish. It's identical to the screenshots that you provided.
That's awesome! I think I'll just stick to the Google text to speech because it's not picky on the words I use. Samsung types out what it wants to when I use slang 😒 but thanks again!
BUG: if I switch to a different secondary language on the keyboard, than enter voice typing, then come back to keyboard, the keyboard is the default language again but if I come back to voice typing it's still on the different secondary language. It takes to attempts to get back to normal.
