Samsung announced in a blog post that it's adding support for three new languages on Galaxy AI: Arabic, Indonesian, and Russian. But that's not all—the company is also throwing in three new dialects: Australian English, Cantonese, and Canadian French. The rollout is set to kick off in April, with more languages dropping in the following months. Once they're live, you can snag these language packs by heading to Settings > General Management > Language Packs to see if they're available for download.
Galaxy AI comes packed with a bunch of tricks that first showed up with the Galaxy S24 series, intended to make getting tasks done on Galaxy phones a bit smoother. Now, with the added language support, things are getting even better. Take Notes Assist, for example—it's part of Galaxy AI and can now recognize handwritten notes in more languages. It can summarize your notes or turn them into handy bullet-point lists, making organizing your thoughts a breeze. Plus, summarizing web pages with Browser Assist will be a breeze for more people too.
Another standout in the AI toolkit is Live Translate, which basically acts like a real-time translator during conversations. You speak, it translates out loud for the other person, and vice versa. It grabs the speech from both of you, regardless of the languages you're speaking, and then spits out translated audio so you both get what's being said.
