Languages
107 languages / 38 dialectsCoverage is not uniform and this page does not pretend otherwise. Translation reaches roughly a hundred languages through the free providers. Dictionary coverage comes from Wiktionary and varies by word rather than by language. Dialects are curated by hand in this repository, because no free API exposes them, so that list grows by contribution rather than automatically.
Indo-European
54AfrikaansAfrikaans / af / LatnVoice, sometimesShqipAlbanian / sq / LatnVoice, sometimesՀայերենArmenian / hy / ArmnVoice, sometimesБеларускаяBelarusian / be / CyrlNo voiceবাংলাBengali / bn / Beng2 dialectsVoice, sometimesBosanskiBosnian / bs / LatnVoice, sometimesБългарскиBulgarian / bg / CyrlVoice, sometimesCatalàCatalan / ca / LatnVoiceCorsuCorsican / co / LatnNo voiceHrvatskiCroatian / hr / LatnVoice, sometimesČeštinaCzech / cs / LatnVoiceDanskDanish / da / LatnVoiceNederlandsDutch / nl / Latn1 dialectVoiceEnglishEnglish / en / Latn7 dialectsVoiceFrançaisFrench / fr / Latn3 dialectsVoiceFryskFrisian / fy / LatnNo voiceGalegoGalician / gl / LatnVoice, sometimesDeutschGerman / de / Latn3 dialectsVoiceΕλληνικάGreek / el / GrekVoiceગુજરાતીGujarati / gu / GujrVoice, sometimesहिन्दीHindi / hi / Deva1 dialectVoice, if installedÍslenskaIcelandic / is / LatnVoiceGaeilgeIrish / ga / LatnNo voiceItalianoItalian / it / LatnVoiceKurdîKurdish / ku / LatnNo voiceLatinaLatin / la / LatnNo voiceLatviešuLatvian / lv / LatnVoice, sometimesLietuviųLithuanian / lt / LatnVoice, sometimesLëtzebuergeschLuxembourgish / lb / LatnVoiceМакедонскиMacedonian / mk / CyrlVoice, sometimesमराठीMarathi / mr / DevaVoice, sometimesनेपालीNepali / ne / DevaVoiceNorskNorwegian / no / LatnVoiceଓଡ଼ିଆOdia / or / OryaNo voiceپښتوPashto / ps / ArabNo voiceفارسیPersian / fa / ArabVoicePolskiPolish / pl / LatnVoicePortuguêsPortuguese / pt / Latn2 dialectsVoiceਪੰਜਾਬੀPunjabi / pa / Guru2 dialectsVoice, sometimesRomânăRomanian / ro / LatnVoiceРусскийRussian / ru / CyrlVoiceGàidhligScottish Gaelic / gd / LatnNo voiceСрпскиSerbian / sr / Cyrl2 dialectsVoiceسنڌيSindhi / sd / ArabNo voiceසිංහලSinhala / si / SinhVoice, sometimesSlovenčinaSlovak / sk / LatnVoiceSlovenščinaSlovenian / sl / LatnVoiceEspañolSpanish / es / Latn3 dialectsVoiceSvenskaSwedish / sv / LatnVoiceТоҷикӣTajik / tg / CyrlNo voiceУкраїнськаUkrainian / uk / CyrlVoiceاردوUrdu / ur / Arab2 dialectsVoice, sometimesCymraegWelsh / cy / LatnVoice, sometimesייִדישYiddish / yi / HebrNo voice
Austronesian
10Sinugbuanong BinisayaCebuano / ceb / LatnNo voiceFilipinoFilipino / tl / LatnNo voiceʻŌlelo HawaiʻiHawaiian / haw / LatnNo voiceBahasa IndonesiaIndonesian / id / LatnVoice, if installedBasa JawaJavanese / jv / LatnNo voiceMalagasyMalagasy / mg / LatnNo voiceBahasa MelayuMalay / ms / LatnVoice, sometimesTe Reo MāoriMaori / mi / LatnNo voiceGagana SāmoaSamoan / sm / LatnNo voiceBasa SundaSundanese / su / LatnNo voice
Turkic
8Niger-Congo
8Afro-Asiatic
6Dravidian
4Uralic
3Sino-Tibetan
2Austroasiatic
2Kra-Dai
2Isolate
1Constructed
1Kartvelian
1Creole
1Hmong-Mien
1Japonic
1Koreanic
1Mongolic
1The dialect register
38 entries| Tag | Dialect | Region | What it changes | Rules |
|---|---|---|---|---|
es-ES | European Spanish Español de España | Spain | Peninsular vocabulary and the vosotros second person plural. | 7 words |
es-MX | Mexican Spanish Español mexicano | Mexico | The most widely spoken Spanish variety. Uses ustedes, never vosotros. | 11 words |
es-AR | Rioplatense Spanish Español rioplatense | Argentina and Uruguay | Voseo, distinct produce vocabulary and Italian influenced intonation. | 8 words |
pt-BR | Brazilian Portuguese Português brasileiro | Brazil | The majority variety. Different everyday nouns and heavier gerund use. | 8 words |
pt-PT | European Portuguese Português europeu | Portugal | Peninsular vocabulary, closed vowels and mesoclitic pronouns. | 8 words |
en-US | American English American English | United States | Webster spelling and North American vocabulary. | 10 words, 5 spelling rules |
en-GB | British English British English | United Kingdom | Oxford spelling and British vocabulary. | 6 words, 4 spelling rules |
en-IN | Indian English Indian English | India | South Asian vocabulary, lakh and crore numerals, British spelling base. | 5 words |
en-PK | Pakistani English Pakistani English | Pakistan | British spelling base with South Asian vocabulary and Urdu loanwords. | 4 words |
en-AU | Australian English Australian English | Australia | British spelling with a distinct colloquial register. | 3 words |
en-ZA | South African English South African English | South Africa | British spelling base with vocabulary borrowed from Afrikaans and the local vernacular. | 5 words |
en-NG | Nigerian English Nigerian English | Nigeria | British spelling base, with vocabulary shaped by the country's own Pidgin. | 4 words |
ar-EG | Egyptian Arabic اللهجة المصرية | Egypt | The most widely understood spoken Arabic, thanks to Egyptian cinema. | 7 words |
ar-MA | Moroccan Arabic الدارجة المغربية | Morocco | Darija, heavily influenced by Amazigh and French. Distant from Standard Arabic. | 5 words |
ar-SA | Gulf Arabic اللهجة الخليجية | Arabian Peninsula | Peninsular spoken Arabic, closest of the dialects to the written standard. | 4 words |
bn-BD | Bangladeshi Bengali বাংলা (বাংলাদেশ) | Bangladesh | The Muslim majority standard, drawing everyday vocabulary from Persian and Arabic. | 4 words |
bn-IN | Indian Bengali বাংলা (ভারত) | West Bengal, India | The Hindu majority standard, drawing everyday vocabulary from Sanskrit. | 4 words |
ur-PK | Pakistani Urdu پاکستانی اردو | Pakistan | The national standard, with heavier Persian and Arabic vocabulary. | 1 words |
ur-Deva | Urdu in Devanagari उर्दू | India | Urdu vocabulary written in Devanagari, as often seen in Indian publishing. | script conversion |
pa-Guru | Punjabi in Gurmukhi ਪੰਜਾਬੀ | Indian Punjab | Eastern Punjabi, written in Gurmukhi. The default form most tools assume. | locale routing only |
pa-Arab | Punjabi in Shahmukhi پنجابی | Pakistani Punjab | Western Punjabi, written in Shahmukhi. The same language in a different script, and the form almost no translation tool supports. | script conversion |
hi-Latn | Hinglish Hinglish | India, informal | Hindi romanised into Latin script, the everyday register of Indian messaging. | script conversion |
zh-Hans | Simplified Chinese 简体中文 | Mainland China and Singapore | Simplified characters and mainland vocabulary. | 3 words |
zh-Hant | Traditional Chinese 繁體中文 | Taiwan | Traditional characters and Taiwanese vocabulary. | 4 words |
zh-Hant-HK | Hong Kong Chinese 香港繁體 | Hong Kong | Traditional characters with Cantonese vocabulary and English loanwords. | 3 words |
fr-FR | Metropolitan French Français de France | France | The reference standard for written French. | 3 words |
fr-CA | Quebec French Français québécois | Quebec | Distinct vocabulary and a strong preference for French coinages over English loans. | 5 words |
fr-BE | Belgian French Français de Belgique | Belgium | Uses septante and nonante rather than France's compound seventies and nineties. | 3 words |
de-DE | German Bundesdeutsch | Germany | The federal German standard. | locale routing only |
de-AT | Austrian German Österreichisches Deutsch | Austria | Distinct food vocabulary and month names, officially recognised. | 6 words |
de-CH | Swiss German Schweizer Hochdeutsch | Switzerland | Swiss standard German, which never uses the sharp s. | 3 words, 1 spelling rules |
sr-Cyrl | Serbian in Cyrillic Српски | Serbia | The official script. Serbian is fully digraphic, so this maps one to one with Latin. | locale routing only |
sr-Latn | Serbian in Latin Srpski | Serbia and the diaspora | The Latin script form, mechanically reversible with Cyrillic. | script conversion |
nl-BE | Flemish Vlaams | Belgium | Belgian Dutch, with French influenced vocabulary. | 2 words |
vi-Bac | Northern Vietnamese Tiếng Việt (miền Bắc) | Hanoi and the north | The Hanoi standard, taught abroad. Everyday nouns differ sharply from the south. | 7 words |
vi-Nam | Southern Vietnamese Tiếng Việt (miền Nam) | Ho Chi Minh City and the south | The Saigon standard. Shares the same everyday nouns the north uses different words for. | 8 words |
ja-Kansai | Kansai Japanese 関西弁 | Osaka and Kyoto | The best known regional Japanese, with its own copula and negation. | 5 words |
ko-KR | South Korean 한국어 | South Korea | The Seoul standard, with English loanwords retained. | locale routing only |