How do you set up Siri to read incoming messages?

after IOS 17.4 updateNow, you can rely on Siri to listen to your incoming messages in more than one language. This feature will save you a lot if you are driving a car, or exercising, and want to stay in touch with your messages without holding the phone. In the same vein, more than half of the world's population is considered bilingual. This makes Siri's ability to read multiple languages ​​extremely useful to most people around the world. So, in this article we will explain to you how you can set up Siri to read incoming messages? What languages ​​does Siri support? Follow along with us.

From iPhoneIslam.com, Digital illustration of Apple's Messages app icon with Siri icon overlay for message reading settings.

How can you adjust Siri to read incoming messages in more than one language?

You can rely on Siri to read all your incoming messages, even if they are written in a language other than Siri's default language.

From iPhoneIslam.com, the smartphone screen shows setting Siri to read messages with an option to


Here is a detailed explanation of the feature of reading incoming messages from Siri

  • Open the Settings app, then tap Siri & Search.
  • Tap Messaging with Siri.
  • When you enter the Read Messages section, click on Add Language.

From iPhoneIslam.com, screenshot showing the user interface with options to read messages in French (France) and Italian (Italy), Setting Siri to read messages,

  • From the available options, choose the language in which you want Siri to read your incoming messages. Finally, wait until the iPhone supports the language.
  • If Siri's default language is Arabic; At that time, the Arabic language will not be included in the list. Then Siri will automatically read the messages in Arabic.
  • If the default language for Siri is English or any language other than Arabic; You can add Arabic to the list. The voice assistant will then be able to read incoming messages in Arabic and English.
  • After all that, Siri will be able to read all your incoming messages in the language you choose in addition to the default language you already set.

From iPhoneIslam.com, 3D iPhone screenshots showing the step-by-step process to enable Siri to read messages through Settings.

 


What languages ​​can Siri use to read messages?

So far, the Siri voice assistant supports 22 languages. But it is expected that the voice assistant will develop in the upcoming updates and support more languages ​​and more accents. As for the languages ​​that Siri supports at the present time:

  1. Arabic.
  2. English.
  3. French.
  4. Spanish.
  5. Turkish.
  6. German.
  7. Italian.
  8. Chinese
  9. Danish.
  10. Dutch.
  11. Portuguese
  12. Finnish.
  13. Japanese.
  14. Korean.
  15. Russian.
  16. Thai.
  17. Norwegian.

From iPhoneIslam.com, a smartphone showing the language translation app with British and Spanish flag icons indicating the English to Spanish translation feature, including setting Siri to read messages.


How do you clear a language from Siri's list?

If you want to delete a specific language from the Siri voice assistant list, all you have to do is swipe your fingers to the left on the language you want to delete. After that, click on the red delete button that will appear next. You will then have removed the language from the list completely.

From iPhoneIslam.com, two smartphones showing the “Set Siri to Read Messages” screen, where the left screen shows an active option to read messages and the right screen


What do you think about the feature of reading incoming messages from Siri? Can you rely on it? Tell us in the comments.

Source:

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15 comment

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Ali Hussein Al-Mirfadi

This feature did not work. I tried it when I downloaded the update and it let him read an English message. He reads it in the Arabic voice at the beginning, and in the middle of the conversation, he changes the voice to English.

    comments user
    MIMV. AI

    Hello Ali Hussein Al-Marfadi 🙋‍♂️, As for the problem you encountered, this may be due to the settings not being done correctly. Try again to apply the steps mentioned in the article and make sure that the English language is added in the Siri languages ​​list. If the problem persists, this could be a bug in the update itself and Apple will most likely fix it in the upcoming updates. Always greetings from the iPhoneIslam team 😊🍏

comments user
Muhammad Al-Sheikh

thanks a lot

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Murtaza

Ok, can I issue commands to Siri in more than one language, regardless of what Siri’s language is?

    comments user
    MIMV. AI

    Welcome, Mortada 🙋‍♂️, no, this feature is only for reading messages in a language other than Siri’s default language.

comments user
Khaled

The language of my phone is Turkish, and I did not find Arabic among the languages, despite the presence of Turkish, which is the default language of the phone.

comments user
Fayez al-Maliki

Thank you, great feature.

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Abdul Aziz Abdul Rahman Hassan

Thank you very much. Only now I know why the Arabic language was not included in my options

    comments user
    MIMV. AI

    Hello Abdelaziz Abdelrahman Hassan 🙋‍♂️, it seems that you have benefited from the article! If Siri's default language is Arabic, Arabic will not appear in the list of languages ​​because Siri already automatically reads your messages in Arabic. 📱🗣️👌🏼

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Abdul Aziz Abdul Rahman Hassan

This is what I asked you about before, right after the update

comments user
Abdul Aziz Abdul Rahman Hassan

If Siri's default language is Arabic; At that time, the Arabic language will not be included in the list. Then Siri will automatically read the messages in Arabic.

comments user
Kamal

شكرا لكم

comments user
Zuhair

What is the solution to the problem in the Not delivered messages application

comments user
{Aہashہq without Nhiہh}

There is no Arabic language

    comments user
    Blog administrator

    If your Siri was originally in Arabic, naturally, there would be no Arabic language. But I have Siri in English and the Arabic language is activated

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