Technological developments that continue without slowing down continue to provide convenience to people in many areas. US-based technology giant Google’s ‘Translation’ service, which includes more than a hundred languages, is among the tools that emerged as a result of these developments.
Google Translate, which is used by millions of people every day; We can say that it is a perfect fit for people who do not know the language, with features such as translating texts, showing how words are pronounced and many more. Now, the news has revealed that this service can be used in a much wider scope.
24 new languages have been added to Google Translate
Google, one of the most valuable companies in the world, announced that it has added 24 new languages to its translation service. In the statements, it was stated that 10 of the new languages added are languages spoken in Africa, while the other 14 languages include languages from India, Latin America and the Philippines, including the Sorani dialect of Kurdish used in Iraq and Iran.
Among the languages added from Africa, ‘Ashante’ by 11 million people in Ghana, ‘Oromo’ spoken by 37 million people in Ethiopia and Kenya, ‘Lingala’ spoken by 45 million people in Central Africa, Languages such as ‘Sepedi’, spoken by 14 million people in Africa, took place. In addition, languages from countries such as Uganda, Rwanda, Central Africa, South Sudan, Mozambique and Angola have been added to the translation service.
With these additions, Google aims to increase its translation services around the world and make people’s lives easier by eliminating language difficulties a bit. It is also among the news that the total number of languages served by Google Translate has increased to 133, with 24 languages added.
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