Pavel Jelic If you were to ask what Czech users miss the most in the apple world, you will most likely get a clear answer in most cases – Czech Siri. It has been several long years that we have been "fighting" for the Czech Siri (not only) in the Czech Republic - unfortunately, we can't do much with Apple's decision and we have nothing else to do but wait. But the truth is that Siri is not yet available in many other languages, which are much more widespread in the world than Czech. Nowadays, it is not even such a problem to use English to control Siri, since everyone knows this language - but it is rather unpleasant to write messages in English, for example. According to the latest information, I'm struggling with these could be the end.
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Benjamin Levicek If you are familiar with the apple world and follow absolutely everything in it, then you most likely did not miss a special microsite jobs.apple.com. This page is followed primarily by individuals who are interested in becoming part of the Californian giant, but it can also be followed by all other supporters. From time to time, this site can reveal what the apple company is up to in the near future. The possible disclosure of the plans has quite possibly happened even now, as you can currently find two new advertisements on the mentioned page, which are closely related to the possible development of the Czech Siri. Specifically, on its website, Apple is looking for new faces, precisely for positions Annotation Analyst – Czech Speaking a Technical Translator - Czech.
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Within the first mentioned position, the main content is the analysis of voice commands for Siri in the Czech language. After the analysis, the individual in question should then teach Siri the analyzed voice commands in Czech. The filling of the second mentioned position is then primarily focused on software technical translations. However, you won't find any more specific information for any of these positions that could accurately confirm that we will see a Czech Siri, which is, of course, understandable. On the other hand, excellent knowledge of Czech is required for these positions, both verbally, as well as in writing and listening. Both of these positions are listed for Apple's Irish headquarters in Cork, which is often busy with new and huge projects. The expansion of Siri to other world languages is definitely a big project, so even in this case everything is aimed at the possible development of Czech Siri. You can also become interested in one of the positions - who knows, maybe you will work on the Czech Siri.
