Google Translate now available in 10 more African languages

Google Translate now available in 10 more African languages

Informatic Technology giant Google announced the addition of 24 languages – including 10 spoken in Africa – to its Google Translate feature.

The new African languages are:

  • Bambara – spoken in Mali
  • Ewe – spoken in Ghana and Togo
  • Krio – spoken in Sierra Leone
  • Lingala – spoken in large parts of central Africa including the Democratic Republic of Congo
  • Luganda – spoken in Uganda and Rwanda
  • Oromo – spoken in Ethiopia
  • Sepedi – spoken in South Africa
  • Tigrinya – spoken in Eritrea and Ethiopia
  • Tsonga – spoken in South Africa
  • Twi – spoken in Ghana

Several other African languages were already available, including Amharic, Hausa and Somali.

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