Additions including Somali, Zulu and Punjabi bring total supported languages to 80
Google has updated Translate service with support for nine new languages from Africa, Asia and Oceania, bringing the total number of supported languages up to 80. The new additions includeHausa, Igbo, Yoruba, Somali, Zulu, Mongolian, Nepali, Punjabi and Maori, with more than 200 million native speakers between them. In the case of Maori, spoken by just 160 thousand people, the addition is the result of a volunteer effort by native speakers of the language.
The new languages are available now through Google Translate on the web and on mobile, including the Android app in the Play Store.
Source: Google Translate blog
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