Galaxy AI Supported Languages: 24, Now With Hungarian and Malay

Quick answer: Galaxy AI supports 24 languages. Samsung added Hungarian and Malay on October 14, 2026, for Call Assist, Note Assist, Interpreter and Transcript Assist, which includes Live Translate. Bixby is a separate list of 12 languages. The new Galaxy AI languages roll out over the following weeks, and timing varies by device and country.

Last updated: November 4, 2026

All 24 Galaxy AI languages

Language Regional versions Language Regional versions
Arabic — Japanese —
Chinese China mainland, Hong Kong, Taiwan Korean —
Dutch — Malay (new) —
English Australia, India, UK, U.S. Polish —
Filipino — Portuguese Brazil, Europe
French Canada, France Romanian —
German — Russian —
Gujarati — Spanish Mexico, Spain, U.S.
Hindi — Swedish —
Hungarian (new) — Thai —
Indonesian — Turkish —
Italian — Vietnamese —

Samsung notes that regional versions do not count as separate languages. That's why English counts once even though there are four versions.

This list applies to the translate, transcribe and summarize features: Live Translate (in Call Assist), Interpreter, Note Assist and Transcript Assist.

What changed in October 2026

Feature Before After Added
Galaxy AI (Call Assist, Note Assist, Interpreter, Transcript Assist) 22 24 Hungarian, Malay
Now Nudge 16 24 Dutch, Filipino, Gujarati, Hungarian, Malay, Romanian, Swedish, Turkish
Bixby 9 12 Polish, Thai, Vietnamese

Galaxy AI and Now Nudge both land at 24, but they are different features. Now Nudge suggests a next step based on what's on your screen.

Rollout: Bixby's new languages started on October 14. Samsung said the new Galaxy AI languages would follow "in the coming weeks," and that schedules and features vary by device and country. If Hungarian or Malay isn't on your phone yet, it hasn't reached your device or region.

Bixby's 12 languages

Chinese (China mainland), English (India, UK, U.S.), French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese (Brazil), Spanish (Latin America, Spain), Thai and Vietnamese.

Arabic, Hindi, Russian, Dutch, Turkish and several others work with Galaxy AI translation but not with Bixby. Bixby also needs a Samsung Account login and a data connection. It may be limited while you record video, games or voice, during calls, and in Maximum Power Saving mode, Emergency mode or Samsung Kids.

How to download a Galaxy AI language pack

Samsung says some of the new languages download as language packs from the Settings app. Samsung's usage guide gives two routes:

From Settings:

  1. Open Settings and choose General management.
  2. Choose Language packs.
  3. Select and download the languages you want.

From the Phone app (for Live Translate on calls):

  1. Open the Phone app and tap the menu.
  2. Go to Settings > Live translate > Language.
  3. Select the language packs to download.

Menu names can differ slightly by model and One UI version. Downloading a pack over Wi-Fi saves mobile data.

How to use Live Translate and Interpreter

Live Translate on a call: start a call in the Phone app, select Call Assist > Live translate, then set the two languages at the top.

Interpreter (face to face): swipe down to open the Quick Panel, select Interpreter, set two languages, then tap the microphone to speak. Split-screen mode shows the translation to the other person.

Samsung notes that not every accent, dialect or expression is recognized. Results depend on pronunciation, how loudly you speak and background noise.

Sources

Language lists are as of November 4, 2026. Samsung adds languages over time.