Samsung Galaxy AI Adds Gujarati And Filipino Support, Now Available In 22 Languages

Samsung is making Galaxy AI more inclusive than ever. The company has announced support for two new languages – Gujarati and Filipino – taking the total to 22 languages globally. The new language packs will begin rolling out from October 29, available for download through the Settings app. Also Read: Samsung Galaxy S25+ Explosion Reported In South Korea: Here’s What Happened

Samsung says the new language models were created in close collaboration with its R&D centres in India and Indonesia to make them sound natural and regionally accurate. “The addition of Gujarati to Galaxy AI is a milestone in our mission to democratize AI in India,” said Giridhar Jakki, Senior Director at Samsung R&D Institute India, Bengaluru. “We want native speakers to use Galaxy AI features like Call Assist and Interpreter in their own language, powered by on-device AI.” Also Read: Samsung Wallet Will Let Galaxy Users Unlock Mahindra Electric SUVs Using Their Phones

Galaxy AI Features

Galaxy AI comes with features like Live Translate, Interpreter, Chat Assist, and Note Assist. Here is everything that you get with Galaxy AI:  Also Read: Waiting For iPhone Foldable? Check 5 Best Foldable Phones To Buy Right Now In 2025

• Live Translate helps with real-time voice and text translation during calls.
• Interpreter instantly translates in-person conversations, great for travel or quick interactions abroad.
• Chat Assist fine-tunes messages, helping you sound professional, friendly, or casual depending on the tone you need.
• Note Assist and Transcript Assist help summarise notes, recordings, and even lectures, making them easier to manage.
• Browsing Assist offers quick summaries of long web articles for easy reading.
• With these tools, users can communicate, organise, and stay productive – no matter which language they speak.

Samsung says that since debuting with the Galaxy S24 series, Galaxy AI has been adopted at record speed – now running on over 200 million devices. Samsung expects that number to cross 400 million by the end of 2025.

In India, almost 91% of Galaxy S25 users actively use Galaxy AI features. Samsung’s focus on mobile AI seems to be working, and it’s now reaching more users through added local language support.