October 06, 2026
Fourteen new languages, from Kazakh and Greek to Swedish and Vietnamese
skillsfor.ai now translates books between %{count} languages. The newcomers: Kazakh, Uzbek, Greek, Bulgarian, Serbian, Croatian, Slovak, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Lithuanian, Vietnamese, Indonesian and Catalan.
A day after Armenian, fourteen more languages join the service: Kazakh, Uzbek, Greek, Bulgarian, Serbian, Croatian, Slovak, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Lithuanian, Vietnamese, Indonesian and Catalan. Each works both ways — as the language of the original and as the language of the translation — so a Swedish novel can become Vietnamese and a Greek memoir can become Kazakh.
Everything else stays as it was. Upload an EPUB, DOCX or FB2, or photograph the pages of a printed book, and read the opening in your language for free; the whole book is one payment, no subscription. Illustrations, tables and chapter structure travel with the text.
We tested every language before switching it on: the same passage with a heading and dialogue went through the translation model, and only the languages where it came back clean made the list. Eight more — Georgian, Azerbaijani, Belarusian, Romanian, Hungarian, Finnish, Latvian and Estonian — are fully prepared but held back until the model handles them without mistakes. They will appear here the moment it does.
The interface, the emails and this page are in all 30 languages too. If a phrase in your language sounds off, write to us — a native reader’s note is the fastest way to fix it.