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For some combinations of letters, predictions are broken when entering the second letter of a word. After the first letter, Maliit offers complete german words starting with that letter. When the 2nd (correct) letter is entered, all predictions are two-letter non-words. For instance, I want to type "heute". Typing "h" will suggest hallo, habe, hat, hi etc. typing "he" suggests: hr, hd, gr, vw, ur, ce, bw This is the case for several letters, I don't know if it occurs in other languages or not. If so, please report here.

For some combinations of letters, predictions are broken when entering the second letter of a word. After the first letter, Maliit offers complete german words starting with that letter. When the 2nd (correct) letter is entered, all predictions are two-letter non-words. For instance, I want to type "heute". Typing "h" will suggest hallo, habe, hat, hi etc. typing Typing "he" suggests: hr, hd, gr, vw, ur, ce, bw This is the case for several letters, I don't know if it occurs in other languages or not. If so, please report here.

For some combinations of letters, predictions are broken when entering the second letter of a word. After the first letter, Maliit offers complete german words starting with that letter. When the 2nd (correct) letter is entered, all predictions are two-letter non-words. For instance, I want to type "heute". Typing "h" will suggest hallo, habe, hat, hi etc. Typing "he" suggests: hr, hd, gr, vw, ur, ce, bw This is the case for several letters, I don't know if it occurs in other languages or not. If so, please report here.

For some most combinations of letters, predictions are broken when entering the second letter of a word. After the first letter, Maliit offers complete german words starting with that letter. When the 2nd (correct) letter is entered, all predictions are two-letter non-words. non-words and non-abbreviations. For instance, I want to type "heute". Typing "h" will suggest hallo, habe, hat, hi etc. Typing "he" suggests: hr, hd, gr, vw, ur, ce, bw This is the case for several letters, I don't know if it occurs in other languages or not. If so, please report here.