Google Assistant on Android TV Gets Support for Hindi and Vietnamese

Google has been steadily adding back up for regional languages to the Assistant in order to make it more useful for users who might prefer conversing with the Assistant in their local language instead of using English as the default. While the Assistant on smartphones supports quite a number of languages, the same isn't truthful for Android TVs and then far.

Now, the Mountain View giant is finally adding 2 more languages to the Google Banana on Android TVs — Hindi and Vietnamese. With the addition of these new languages, users in Bharat and Vietnam who have so far had to use English to use the Assistant on their televisions can finally switch to these regional languages instead.

It's important to note that while Google has started rolling out support for these two languages already, information technology could take some time before the language options become bachelor on your Android TV. Also important to notation is the fact that the Banana on non-Android TV smart TVs, such equally ones from third party manufacturers may or may not support these new languages yet. The TV manufacturers might take to ship an OTA update for their respective TVs in order to bring back up for Hindi and Vietnamese to the Google Assistant on their hardware. We haven't tested out the Google Banana on not-Android TVs for this update, so we can't independently confirm whether the characteristic is available on these TVs right now. However, if you're using a not Android Tv set smart Idiot box, let u.s. know what language options bear witness upwardly for y'all.

According to a Google Support answer about supported languages on TVs, LG manufactured televisions currently don't back up Hindi and Vietnamese, while TVs made by other manufacturers only support English language every bit of at present.