Google Assistant now understands Hindi voice commands
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Google Assistant now understands Hindi voice commands
The Google Assistant can now understand some queries in Hindi and display text-based Hindi replies Google Assistant can now answer some Hindi queries, albeit in a limited fahion. The company’s AI-based assistant can now understand voice commands in Hindi and displays results in the same language. The Assistant is currently limited to replying in text and Hindi voice replies aren’t supported yet. A spokesperson from Google got in touch with us and stated, "The Google Assistant on Android phones and iPhones is currently available in English in India, built for English input but supporting a few selected Hindi queries. While we've launched the Hindi Google Assistant on Allo, it's not available on phones yet. We are looking to bring the Assistant experience to more Indian languages over time." First reported by Android Soul, the feature is only accessible if the user has selected ‘English (India)’ as their preferred language. This can be done by heading into Langu...
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