10 new languages ​​added to Google Translate translation service

Yesterday there was one of the most significant events for the inhabitants of Central Asia and Africa. 10 new languages ​​have been added to the Google Translate translation service, including Kazakh, Uzbek and Tajik. After adding these new languages ​​in the Asian and African regions, Google Translate allows you to make translations now into 90 languages ​​of the world. As noted in the official press release, all this was made possible thanks to the active work of volunteers in the Google Translate Community project. I wrote about the work in this project in my previous article on GeekTimes .





Full list of added languages:

• Kazakh (Kazakhstan)
• Tajik (Tajikistan)
• Uzbek (Uzbekistan)
• Chichewa (Malawi)
• Malagasy (Madagascar)
• Sesotho (Lesotho)
• Malayalam (India)
• Myanmar (Myanmar)
• Sinhala (Sri Lanka)
• Sundanese (Java in Indonesia)

According to the company, the addition of these languages ​​will increase the number of Google Translate users by 200 million people. All these languages ​​are already openly available from December 12 on the Google Translate service.