Microsoft Translator Breaks Language Barriers with Five More Indian Languages

In April 2020, Microsoft Translator took a major leap forward in bridging India's language divide. By adding Gujarati, Marathi, Kannada, Malayalam, and Punjabi, the platform doubled its local language support—making digital content and tools accessible to over 90% of Indians in their preferred tongue. This move strengthens inclusivity, accessibility, and digital empowerment throughout the country.

Empowering India's Multilingual Population

Microsoft Translator’s AI-powered system uses deep neural networks to deliver real-time, high-quality translations across Microsoft apps like Office 365, Microsoft Edge, Bing Translator, and the Azure AI Translator API. This advancement enables businesses and individuals to engage more effectively, regardless of language. Organizations like Jio Haptik and Koo now reach millions in their native languages, unlocking new growth and engagement.

Expanding Linguistic Diversity with AI

Microsoft Translator now supports 20 Indian languages, covering nearly 95% of the population and empowering users to communicate, work, and create without language barriers. This ongoing expansion underscores Microsoft’s commitment to digital inclusivity and linguistic diversity across India.

Ready to explore the power of real-time, AI-driven translation? Discover how Microsoft Translator can help your business or daily life connect with India’s linguistic landscape.