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Title: Grammarly's AI writing assistance tools now work in five new languages

Link: https://www.engadget.com/grammarlys-ai-writin...

Since its debut in 2009, Grammarly has only been available in one language:
English. Sure, you could switch between dialects, including Canadian and
Indian English, but if you wrote in any other language, you were out of luck.
That's changing today with Grammarly rolling out beta support for five
additional languages: French, German, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish.

The update is available to all Grammarly customers ΓÇö whether you live in a
country that speaks the language you want to write in or not ΓÇö with support
for the platform's signature features included. As you write in any one of
the new languages, you'll see Grammarly highlight spelling and grammatical
errors, as well offer suggestions for how you might rewrite certain
paragraphs to refine their tone, style and flow. Additionally, with any of
the six primary languages Grammarly now supports, the app offers in-line
translation, with the ability to convert your text into 19 different
languages.

"The new features are GrammarlyΓÇÖs first step toward more comprehensive
multilingual writing assistance," said Grammarly. "In the coming year, the
company plans to launch more advanced clarity suggestions in the supported
languages, similar to what it offers in English."

If you want to start writing in French, German, Italian, Portuguese or
Spanish, you don't need to tweak any settings in Grammarly. Provided you're
using the Windows or Mac app or Chrome extension, you can simply start
writing in one of the new languages. In addition to being available to Pro,
Enterprise and Education customers, free users can also take advantage of the
expanded support ΓÇö though with some limitations.

This article originally appeared on Engadget at
https://www.engadget.com/grammarlys-ai-writin...
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