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Add full language options to Bedrock Edition

I think the game would be more inclusive if the same language list used for Java Edition was applied to Bedrock Edition. I also just think players would have more fun and freedom with the game if they could choose to play with the niche or fun languages like latin, esperanto, anglish, pirate speak, or lolcats.

I know Java and Bedrock are supposed to be different in certain ways, but I don't see why this should be one unless it's a matter of space. Perhaps language packs can be added to the marketplace if so?

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    Many people can't play minecraft bedrock in their native language.

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    The Esperanto translation is really good, it's a shame I can't use it on my phone

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    I fully agree. I see Java has Afrikaans as a language options, and others like the pirate language that Bedrock doesnt. I just feel, bedrock is the side version to Java. There are so many features Java has that us Bedrock players dont, such as Sweeping Edge, off hand items, modding capability and so much more. It feels to me like Mojang provides all good thing to Java and Bedrock is side linded with lacking features. Like the Wither being stronger and having more health on Bedrock than on Java, and players regenerate health slowwr on Bedrock than Java, making the Wither so much harder to fight due to our slower health regeneration and the Wither being stronger and more health, where players already struggle on phones with slower processing power, where Java players have PCs with fast processing power and use mouse and keyboard, as apposed to mobile players with slower devices and using their fingers