Huawei Users Asked to Check: Celia Keyboard Misspells “Cambodia” as “ភម្ពុជា”

On certain versions of Huawei phones, there is a default built-in keyboard called Celia Keyboard. This keyboard offers multiple language options, including support for Khmer.

However, in the language selection section of Celia Keyboard, I found a spelling error where the language name is displayed as:

– Khmer (ភម្ពុជា) — the correct word is Khmer (កម្ពុជា)

This issue appears to be just a typo in the language name data or translation within Celia Keyboard, rather than HarmonyOS misspelling “Cambodia” everywhere.

Although this mistake is only one character off, “Cambodia” is the name of our country, so displaying it correctly in operating systems, applications, and international keyboards is important.

Huawei Users, Please Help Check

Those currently using Huawei phones, especially Chinese-version devices with Celia Keyboard, please help check whether the misspelled word “ភម្ពុជា” appears in other places as well, such as:

– Celia Keyboard language selection list
– Language & region settings
– Keyboard language switcher
– Input language list
– Khmer language search
– Language pack download section
– Voice input or voice typing settings
– Spell check and word suggestion settings
– Other sections within HarmonyOS or Huawei apps

If you find the same error, please take a screenshot and specify details such as:

– Phone model
– HarmonyOS version
– Celia Keyboard version
– Location where the misspelling was found