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Google Translate adds 13 new languages in latest update, now supports 100+ languages total

Today, after launching 10 years ago, Google Translate now supports over 100+ languages which officially covers 99% of the human population. Not bad for a service that started out in 2006 with only support for 4 (English and Arabic, Chinese and Russian). The update, which is rolling out over the coming days, adds 13 new languages to the mix, covering more than 120 million people alone.

That brings the official tally to 103 languages and if you’re curious to see which ones have been added — along with some fun facts about each — check out the list down below.

Google also reminds us that International Mother Language day is just around the corner (February 21st) and is looking for participants in the official Translate Community with help on either translating or validating existing translations of the languages you already speak. It’s just one way you can help millions of people communicate around the world by removing annoying language barriers.

[Google Translate Blog]

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