Internet search engine giant Google on Tuesday announced the expansion of its translation services to include five more Indian languages - Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Tamil and Telugu - thus increasing its reach to a potential half a million population.
"Beginning today, you can explore the linguistic diversity of the Indian sub-continent with Google translate, which now supports five new experimental alpha languages: Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Tamil and Telugu," said Ashish Venugopal, research scientist at Google.
"In India and Bangladesh alone, more than 500 million people speak these five languages. Since 2009, we've launched a total of 11 alpha languages, bringing the current number of languages supported by Google Translate to 63," he wrote in a Google Blog.
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