Galaxy AI available in four more languages starting today

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Galaxy AI is available in four more languages starting today. As some of you may have noticed a couple of hours ago, Samsung started rolling out the Dutch language for Galaxy AI. It all went according to the plan Samsung revealed last week. However, it now seems like Samsung is accelerating its rollout.

As you might recall, last week, Samsung said it plans on releasing Galaxy AI in Dutch on October 28 and three other languages — Swedish, Turkish, and Romanian — at a later date.

The company didn't specify when those three other regions would get support for Galaxy AI in their local languages, but we have great news. They're already live!

It looks like Samsung didn't want to let its fans wait any longer. All four languages, including Dutch, Turkish, Swedish, and Romanian are now available for download, regardless of whether you're in one of those regions or elsewhere.

However, if you don't see the four new language packs available for download yet, it means Samsung is rolling them out in phases and you should check again later.

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Mihai Matei - Senior Editor

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Galaxy AI available in four more languages starting today

Mihai Matei - Senior Editor

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First Samsung device: SGH-A800

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