Dragon Naturally Speaking 11: installing a non-standard language pack

Question

I've installed Dragon Naturally Speaking 11, and it's running perfectly in English. I've been asked to get it to recognize Afrikaans (a local South African language), but I'm having trouble - as far as I understand it shouldn't be too difficult to import a dictionary and train it, but I can't find an extensive dictionary for the language.

I also read somewhere that using an Office 2007 spellcheck pack might work, but it doesn't seem to.

Does anybody have any suggestions as to the best process I should follow to install a non-standard language into Dragon Naturally Speaking?

Answer 1

There is no support for Afrikaans.

http://www.nuance.com/ucmprod/groups/dragon/@web-enus/documents/collateral/nc_017505.pdf :

Dragon Naturally Speaking is available in a number of languages and supports multiple accents as well:

Languages

• English
• French
• German
• Spanish
• Italian
• Dutch

Accents

• Standard
• Australian accented English
• British accented English
• Indian accented English
• Inland Northern US (Great Lakes area)
• Southern Asian accented English
• Southern US
• Spanish accented English

Dragon Dictate for Mac is available in a number of languages and supports multiple accents as well:

Languages

• English
• French
• German
• Italian

Accents

• American
• American – Inland Northern
• American – Southern
• American – Teens
• Australian
• British
• Indian
• Latino
• Southeast Asian

Note that OS X Yosemite ships with 24 new dictation languages:

Arabic
- Saudi Arabia
Catalan
- Spain
Croatian
- Croatia
Czech
- Czech Republic
Danish
- Denmark
Dutch
- Netherlands
Finnish
- Finland
Greek
- Greece
Hebrew
- Israel
Hungarian
- Hungary
Indonesian
- Indonesia
Malay
- Malaysia
Norwegian Bokmal
- Norway
Polish
- Poland
Portuguese
- Brazil
- Portugal
Romanian
- Romania
Russian
- Russia
Slovak
- Slovakia
Swedish
- Sweden
Thai
- Thailand
Turkish
- Turkey
Ukrainian
- Ukraine
Vietnamese
- Vietnam