Since its debut in 2009, Grammarly has been available in only one language: English. Of course, you can switch between dialects including Canadian and Indian English, but if you write in any other language, you are in a bad mood. That’s it Change today Grammar introduces beta support for five additional languages: French, German, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish.
This update is available to all grammar customers – whether you live in a country that says the language you want to write – supports the platform’s signature feature. When you write in any new language, you see the grammar Highlight spelling and grammar errorsand also for how you can rewrite certain paragraphs into Perfect their tone, style and process. Furthermore, due to grammar, any of the six major languages now 19 different languages.
“The new feature is the first step for Grammarly toward a more comprehensive multilingual writing help,” Grammarly said. “In the coming year, the company plans to propose more advanced clarity suggestions in languages that support languages, similar to those offered in English.”
If you want to start writing in French, German, Italian, Portuguese or Spanish, you don’t need to grammatically adjust any settings. As long as you use a Windows or Mac application or Chrome extension, you can start writing in a new language. In addition to being available to professional, corporate and educational clients, freelance users can also take advantage of extended support, albeit with some limitations.
