Google Translate: Google made a big announcement, support for 110 new languages is coming
Google Translate: According to Google, Google Translate is being used by around 500 million people around the world. According to Google, Cantonese and Qʼeqchiʼ new languages are spoken by 614 million people.
If you also use Google Translate, then there is good news for you. Google Translate will shortly provide support for 110 new languages. Google added 24 new languages to Google Translate in 2022. Google Translate now supports 1,000 different languages. Google Translate now supports the following languages thanks to the PaLM 2 Large Language Model.
According to Google, Google Translation is being used by around 500 million people around the world. According to Google, Cantonese and Qʼeqchiʼ new languages are spoken by 614 million people. About a quarter of the new languages are African including Fon, Kikongo, Luo, Ga, Swati, Venda, and Wolof. 7 new Indian languages have been added to the list namely Awadhi, Bodo, Khasi, Kokborok, Marwari, Santali, and Tulu.
Google has said in its blog that languages have a huge amount of diversity. Regional variations, dialects, and different spelling standards. In fact, many languages do not have a single standard form, so it is impossible to choose the "right" variety. Our approach has been to prioritize the most commonly used varieties of each language.
For example, Romani is a language that has many dialects across Europe. Our models provide text that is closest to South Vlax Romani, which is the variety most commonly used online.
