Grammarly Adds French, German, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish Support for AI Writing Tools
Grammarly now supports French, German, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish, offering grammar and style suggestions in these languages. Translation between six languages is also available within the app.
Grammarly Expands AI Writing Support to Five New Languages
Grammarly has taken a significant step forward by adding support for French, German, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish. Until now, the AI writing assistant focused exclusively on English, with some dialect options like Canadian and Indian English. This update opens up Grammarly's core features to a wider audience of writers working in multiple languages.
What This Means for Writers
Whether you're drafting emails, articles, or reports, Grammarly will now detect spelling and grammar errors in these five additional languages. Beyond basic corrections, it offers suggestions to improve tone, style, and flow, helping your writing feel more polished and professional.
The update is available across Grammarly’s Windows and Mac apps, as well as its Chrome extension. Users don’t need to adjust any settings — just start writing in one of the new languages, and Grammarly will respond accordingly.
Language Translation Made Simple
Grammarly also offers in-line translation capabilities between its six primary languages (English plus the five new ones). You can convert your text into 19 different languages directly within the app, which is useful for multilingual communication or content localization.
Who Can Access This Update?
- Pro, Enterprise, and Education customers get full access to these new language tools.
- Free users can also use the expanded language support, though with some feature limitations.
Grammarly calls this rollout just the first phase of multilingual support. Plans for more advanced suggestions similar to those offered in English are expected within the next year.
Final Thoughts
This update is a practical boost for writers working across different languages. It removes a key barrier for non-English authors who want Grammarly’s AI-powered assistance. You can explore more about leveraging AI tools for writing and productivity at Complete AI Training.
