I work in several languages. Whenever I want to set the language for spelling
purposes, I have to wade through dozens of absurd variations (about a dozen
"different" French languages, which are really countries). I am nor learning
new languages every day, and so would like to simply check those languages I
use on a regular basis, and select only from those from now on. A similar
logic is offered by windows with keyboards for example.
Should be simple enough, but I generally feel that multi-lingual users are
not being paid much attention by designers and testers, whereas in fact
millions of people us 2 languages (often their own + English)
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