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"Gmail is now available in 57 languages, and one of them is Cherokee, the only Southern Iroquoian language that's still spoken.\nWhile very few people speak Cherokee today, the update helps preserve the language, and encourages native speakers to use it in their everyday communication. \nTo make this even easier, Google has added a Cherokee virtual keyboard to Gmail, just like it did with Google Web Search, which has supported Cherokee since last March. \nInterestingly, Apple's iPhone and iPad have supported Cherokee since December 2010. At the time, Cherokee Chief Chad Smith persuaded Apple to include support for the language. Similarly, Gmail's latest update came about after Vance Blackfox, a member of the Cherokee Nation, carpooled with a Google engineer from an event, according to its official blog."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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