Google translate adds 24 new languages

Washington: Google has announced that it has added 24 new languages to its Google Translate platform, spoken by more than 30 million people. 

According to details, these include ten new languages spoken in Africa, including Langala, Towi, and Tigrinya.

The company said in a statement that in line with its policy of removing language barriers and helping to unite sects around the world, it now wants to focus on languages that are not represented in most technologies.

The statement said that this includes Bhojpuri spoken in northern India, which is spoken by about 50 million people. Also added Nepali, Fiji and Dhivehi. With that, a total of 133 languages are now available on Google Translate.