Samsung expands Galaxy AI to 22 languages, boosting live translate & interpreter features: Know how to download

Samsung Electronics announced on Thursday, October 30, that it has expanded language support for the Galaxy AI by adding two new languages. These two languages are Filipino and Gujarati. With this new update, Galaxy AI now supports a total of 22 languages. Users can download these as language packs from the Settings app starting October 29th.

"The addition of Gujarati to Galaxy AI is a significant milestone in our mission to democratize Al in India, which has a diverse linguistic landscape. By adding Gujarati to our spectrum, we are enabling the native speakers to seamlessly use popular Galaxy AI features such as Call Assist and Interpreter - all powered by our advanced on-device Al technology," Giridhar Jakki, Senior Director and Head of Language Al Team at Samsung R&D Institute India, Bengaluru.

With the update, Galaxy AI’s suite of intelligent communication and productivity tools — including Live Translate, Interpreter, Chat Assist, Note Assist, Transcript Assist, and Browsing Assist — are now available to even more users globally.

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According to the company,

• Live Translate enables real-time, two-way voice and text translations during calls, making cross-border communication seamless.
• Interpreter translates in-person conversations instantly through a split-screen view
• Chat Assist fine-tunes messages for any situation, offering tailored suggestions that strike the right tone – professional, friendly or playful – and match users’ intent.
• Note Assist can generate summaries and pre-formatted templates that help users stay organised and streamline daily tasks.
• Transcript Assist transcribes, summarises, and translates voice recordings such as meetings or lectures.
• Browsing Assist keeps users up to date on what matters most, summarising news articles and webpages into quick, easy reads.

The Gujarati and Filipino languages were developed in close collaboration with Samsung Research centers in India and Indonesia, respectively.