All translation languages
57 translation targets, including script and regional variants. The app interface is available in 10 languages. This catalog describes macOS and iOS v0.8.1; other providers and platforms may support a different range.
57 of 57 languages
- Arabic العربية
ar - Bangla বাংলা
bn - Brazilian Portuguese Português (Brasil)
pt-BR - Bulgarian Български
bg - Burmese မြန်မာ
my - Catalan Català
ca - Croatian Hrvatski
hr - Czech Čeština
cs - Danish Dansk
da - Dutch Nederlands
nl - English English
en - Estonian Eesti
et - European Portuguese Português (Portugal)
pt-PT - Filipino Filipino
fil - Finnish Suomi
fi - French Français
fr - German Deutsch
de - Greek Ελληνικά
el - Gujarati ગુજરાતી
gu - Hebrew עברית
he - Hindi हिन्दी
hi - Hungarian Magyar
hu - Icelandic Íslenska
is - Indonesian Bahasa Indonesia
id - Italian Italiano
it - Japanese 日本語
ja - Kannada ಕನ್ನಡ
kn - Khmer ខ្មែរ
km - Korean 한국어
ko - Lao ລາວ
lo - Latvian Latviešu
lv - Lithuanian Lietuvių
lt - Malay Bahasa Melayu
ms - Malayalam മലയാളം
ml - Marathi मराठी
mr - Norwegian Norsk
no - Persian فارسی
fa - Polish Polski
pl - Punjabi ਪੰਜਾਬੀ
pa - Romanian Română
ro - Russian Русский
ru - Serbian Српски
sr - Simplified Chinese 简体中文
zh-Hans - Slovak Slovenčina
sk - Slovenian Slovenščina
sl - Spanish Español
es - Swahili Kiswahili
sw - Swedish Svenska
sv - Tamil தமிழ்
ta - Telugu తెలుగు
te - Thai ไทย
th - Traditional Chinese 繁體中文
zh-Hant - Turkish Türkçe
tr - Ukrainian Українська
uk - Urdu اردو
ur - Vietnamese Tiếng Việt
vi - Zulu isiZulu
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Choose the languages you use
- On Mac, open Settings → Languages. Your selection appears in the input window, menu bar popover and Glossary.
- On iPhone and iPad, open Settings → Target Languages. The app, Share extension, Translation extension and Glossary use the same list.
If you have never chosen target languages, the menu starts with the 10 interface languages. Enable any of the other targets in Settings. Your default target language always stays in the menu.
You can also choose your languages during first-run setup. On iPhone and iPad, the new three-step setup covers model downloads, permissions and target languages; it is skipped if a translation model is already installed.
Voice recognition has its own language coverage: Burmese, Khmer and Lao are experimental. Whisper does not recognize Zulu; selecting it for voice input falls back to automatic language detection.