Grammarly text editing is now available for Ukrainian and 16 other languages
17.03.26
Grammarly, a service for checking and editing texts, has expanded its language support. The platform has added 17 more languages, including Ukrainian. The new features are already available in beta for all users.
Support for Ukrainian and 16 more languages
The following languages have been added in the update: Turkish, Polish, Dutch, Czech, Vietnamese, Hungarian, Swedish, Romanian, Indonesian, Slovak, Danish, Finnish, Norwegian, Ukrainian, Korean, Tagalog, and Hindi.
Previously, Grammarly was available in five languages: English, Spanish, French, German, and Portuguese. After the update, the total number of supported languages increased to 22.
Only basic checks available for now
At this stage, new languages support basic grammar checking and error correction.
The company notes that additional features are planned to be added later, such as text clarity analysis, tone checking, and other editing tools.
All features work in real time through the Grammarly browser extension.
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